In 1917, two revolutions appeared in Russia. These revolutions would end the imperial rule which had been established for centuries.
Explanation:
Through the revolutions in Russia in 1917, there would be some social changes that would allow the establishment of the Soviet Union.
The majority of countries in Western Europe considered Russia as an undeveloped society. During the Russian Empire, serfdom was practiced. This was a form of feudalism which forced the landless peasants to attend the nobility's lands.
However, this practice had been abolished in most of Western Europe's countries by the end of the Middle Ages.
In a republic, supreme power is held by the people who exercise it through their elected representatives. The elected individuals represent the citizen body and government leaders exercise power in accordance to the law
