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What were the Causes of February revolution in Petrogad?? [5 Points].

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Answer 1

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Reasons for the February Revolution, 1917

Tsar Nicholas II was a poor leader. Economic problems grew, made worse by Russia's disastrous involvement in World War One. Social unrest led to the February Revolution and his abdication.

Answer 2

Causes of February revolution :

• Shortage of food : There was a winter grim in Petrograd . All the rich got supplies but poor and commoners had to suffer .

• Discontentment among peasants and workers : Workers were made to work more hours and neither given enough wages nor breaks . So they started revolting against and started joining strikes.

• Inequality shown in stay : There were two parts of the city . One where the rich lived ; so called fashionable area with official buildings. Another was for workers and other sections. Workers weren't allowed to go to another part. During the strike ; when they entered over there ; government put up a curfew.

• Suspension of Duma : Dumas were the assembly that was of advisory function and worked for legislative council. Duma was suspended by the Tsar . People didn't like this and again they had to revolt.

• Police headquarters were ransacked

• Restrictions were put on public meetings .

• High power in provisional government.

• Tsar's abduction : When Tsar Nicholas II abducted ; the provincial and the Bolsheviks took this as an opportunity to grow their powers. So , it can also be a cause.