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It appears as though Lenin and the Bolsheviks have different ideas about "communism" compared to Marx. To begin, Lenin's communist government is considered a realization of Marx's "dictatorship of the proletariat." In addition, the Bolshevik's changed Marx's doctrines to make them fit with the new Russian realities, which explains the difference in beliefs. Lenin insisted on a full-time, professional leadership that supervised a secret party. Unlike Marx, he believed that such a party could advance the coming of the revolution and that the peasantry could be led into revolutionary action.
It could be argued that the most significant consequence of the Russian Revolution of 1917 was that "<span>A. The Bolsheviks under Lenin seized power and instituted a Communist government that lasted more than seventy years," since this was ultimately the basis for the Cold War that existed between the USSR and the US. </span>
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Labor unions were greatly influenced by the massive amounts of immigration that took place during this time in the sense that lots of the immigrants were workers who were being treated unfairly by factory owners. This of course also affected government actions, as the government had to deal with the unions.
