Question

Why did the tsarist autocracy collapse in 1917 for th?

Answer 1

Answer:

Well,

Explanation:

The Tsar’s autocracy collapsed on 1917 due to the interplay of many factors- social, economic and political.

• The Russian state under Tsar Nicholas II was completely unsuited to the needs of modern times. The Tsar still believed in the autocratic absolute rights of the king.

• The bureaucracy that the Tsar recruited was top heavy, inefficient and inflexible. Members were recruited on the basis of privileges and patronage, not on merit.

• The hopes and efforts at gradual changes and democratic constitutional government after the Revolution of 1905 ended in disappointments and failure.

• The peasants and workers who formed large section of the population were miserable, deprived and frustrated. The Tsar was totally ignorant, indifferent to their conditions and needs.

• The Tsar had built a vast empire and imposed Russian language and culture on diverse nationalities.

Answer 2

Explanation:

because of cultivation of vast land but not getting well salary....

then war...

problems faced by labourers...