According to Lenin, why should the people be unhappy with the provisional government

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Andre45 [30]2 years ago

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The reasons why Lenin believed that the people should be unhappy with the provisional government were:

Russia was still at war.
Land was still in the hands of wealthy landowners instead of the people.
Food shortages were still common, and people were hungry.

<h3>Why did Lenin call for anger against the Provisional government?</h3><h3 />

The Provisional government took over Russia in 1917 after the Tsar had abdicated and was no longer in power.

Lenin sought to gain power for himself and his party and so he called for anger against the Provisional government for what he called a failure to fulfill their promises.

He related to how people were still hungry and how Russia was still at war. The wealthy were still wealthy as well and not much had changed.

Options for this question include:

The tsar was still in power.
Russia was still at war.
Land was still in the hands of wealthy landowners instead of the people.
Food shortages were still common, and people were hungry.

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