Russian revolution

  • Russian industrialization

    Russian industrialization
    *In 1900, russia became the 4th largest producer of steel
    *the trans- siberian railroad construction began in 1891
    -They may start a revolution because of poor working conditions
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    Russian industrialization timespan

    *In 1900, russia became the 4th largest producer of steel
    *the trans-siberian railroad construction began in 1891
    - they may start a revolution because of poor working conditions
  • the revolutionary movement grows

    the revolutionary movement grows
    *industrialization shows poor working conditions
    * trade union banned and strikes happened to fight for better working conditions
    -they started several revolution movements to grow and compete for power
  • bloody sunday; the revolution of 1905

    bloody sunday; the revolution of 1905
    *working conditions, more personal freedom and an elected national legislaturewere on a petition thta people carried
    *more than 1,000 people were wounded and several hundred were killed because nicholas #'s generals ordered soldier to fire at the crowd
    *Nichlas promised more freedom and approved the duma-russia's first parliment
    -more personal freedom started more conflict
  • world war 1 the final blow timespan

    world war 1 the final blow timespan
    *russia was unprepared for nicholas 2 fateful decision to drag russia into ww1
    *more than 4 million russian soldiers were killed, wounded or held captive before the year had passed
    -russia didn't like nicholas 2 decision to put russia into ww1
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    World war 1: the final blow timespan

    *Russia was unprepared for Nicholas 2 fateful decision to drag Russia into ww1
    *more than 4 million Russian soldiers were killed, wounded or held captive before the year had passed
    - Russians didn't like Nicholas 2 decision to put Russia into ww1
  • the bolshevik revolution

    the bolshevik revolution
    *armed factory workers stormed the winter palace in petrograt without warning
    *leaders of the provisional government were arrested and they took over government offices
    -russians liked lenin's slogan of peace land and bread
  • the march revolution

    the march revolution
    *czar steps down
    * shortage of bread and fuel flared riots
    *on the 200,000 people shouting '"down with the autocracy" and " down with the wind"
    *conditions in russia worsened as the war went on
    *duma leaders created a provisional government which is a temporary government
    -the shortage worsened and the czar steps down while the duma created a temporary government
  • civil war rages in russia

    civil war rages in russia
    *the white war was forced in them by their opponents
    *very different groups made up the white army
    *the us and other western nations sent military aid but they were of not much help
    *there earlier civil war was less deadly than this one
    *all opponents at the end were crushed by the red army
    -the red army took control of the opposite groups
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    Civil war rages in russia timespan

    *the white war was forced on them by their opponents
    *very different groups made up the white army
    *the u.s and other western nations sent military aid and forced Russia to help the white army but they were of not much help
    *there earlier civil war was less deadly than this one
    *all opponents at the end were crushed by the red army
    -the red army took control of the opposition groups
  • Lenin restores order

    Lenin restores order
    *lenin changed his mind on what he was doing to revive the economy and restructure the government
    *major industries, banks and means of communication were controlled by the government but small factories, businesses and farms were privately owned
    *foreign investments were also encouraged by the government
    *By 1928, russian farms and factories produced as much as they did before ww1
    - lenin encouraged foreign investments and tried to reserve the government
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    Lenin restores order timespan

    *lenin changes his mind on what he was doing to revive the economy and restructuring the government
    *major industries, banks and means of communication were controlled by the government but small factories, businesses and farms were privately owned
    *Foreign investments were also encouraged by the government
    *By 1928, russian farms and factories produced as much as they did before ww1
    -lenin encouraged foreign investments and tried to restore the government