Question

What did unrest in the Russian military and civilian population first lead to and 1917

Answer 1

Unrest in the Russian military and civilian population first lead to revolution in 1917.

A revolution in which in just nine days  emperor lost its power and a new system was established had its own  silent movers a century earlier

social, economic and political structures. The peasants ’susceptibility to the landowners was  the cause of most riots, resulting in thousands of strikes.

Explanation:

• Attached to a whole host of troubles  and the First World War, which Russia entered with quite a few  poor economic situation, which wasn't help ed by mobilization which made workers and peasants to be dragged to the battlefield, leaving the fields and  factories empty.
• Without a strong economy, Russia has been easily defeated, together with the overall dissatisfaction of soldiers, and numerous desertions that weakened the power of the Russian  army.
• Despite requests to transfer part of the government to other authorities in the country, Nicholas II strengthened his power by proclaiming himself Commander-in-Chief of the Army, which did not help the successes of the war because  he changed the decisions of experienced generals, who ended up with military service and some of their lives due to opposition.
• In the capital of Russia, on February 25, 1917  a mass strike erupts, which began with mobilization of disgruntled masses two days before. The revolutionaries succeeded in provoking the resignation of the government and freeing political prisoners, and the next aim was to overthrow the emperor. A new government was formed, which officially created a dual power, but it did not fight for power  had equal partners.

Class: History

Level: Middle school

Keywords: Revolution, riots, Nicholas II

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