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why dis the tsarist autocracy collapse in 1917

Answer 1

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THE IMMEDIATE CAUSE OF THE FEBRUARY REVOLUTION OF 1917 WAS THE COLLAPSE OF THE TSARAIT REGIME UNDER THE GIGANTIC STRAIN OF WORLD WAR 1. THE UNDERLYING CAUSE WAS THE BACKWARD ECONOMIC CONDITION OF THE COUNTRY,,,,, WHICH MADE IT UNABLE TO SUSTAIN THE WAR EFFORT AGAINST POWERFUL INDUSTRIALISED GERMANY...

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Answer 2

Anti-German sentiments in Russia were high owing to the First World War. Further, Tsarina Alexandra’s German origin and poor advisors made the autocracy unpopular. Russia suffered shocking defeats on the waterfront with millions of casualties. Crops and buildings were destroyed by the Russian army to prevent enemy having any advantage. It led to millions of refugees. Tsar was being cursed for this situation. Food shortage led to people rioting for food. The Russian army too shifted its loyalty and began supporting the revolutionaries.  A lockout took place at a factory on the right bank of Neva river in sympathy with the workers on the left bank on 22nd February. Women-led the way to strikes. The government imposed a curfew. Later the government suspended the Duma which resulted in sharp protests. The demonstrators ransacked the Police Headquarters and raised slogans about bread, wages, better hours and democracy.  The government called the cavalry but they refused to fire on the demonstrators. Soldiers and the striking workers gathered to form a ‘Soviet’ or ‘council’ in the building where the Duma met. This was the Petrograd Soviet. The very next day, when a delegation went to see the Tsar, the military commanders advised the Tsar to abdicate. Soviet leaders and Duma leaders formed a Provisional Government to run the country. The Tsarist autocracy thus collapsed in February 1917.