Your Thematic study for 2011. Topic 3: Revolutions and Turmoil: Social and Political Upheavals since c. 1500.

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Your Thematic study for 2011

Topic 3: Revolutions and Turmoil: Social and Political Upheavals since c. 1500

THE RUSSIAN REVOLUTION

ISSUE 1: Pre revolutionary Society and Government

Lets begin at 1900

Tsar = Autocracy

The Church Leaders

Nobles= owned 25% Land= very wealthy

Proletariat= ex peasants now lived in towns, very very poor

The Peasants= country farmers, former slaves, Extremely poor!!!

Nationalities= different cultures

Revolutionary Groups

1903- RUSSO JAPANESE WAR

As a result from the war

Living conditions= poor

Working conditions= poor

STRIKES BREAK OUT!!

WORKERS FORM SOVIETS

BLOODY SUNDAY

OCTOBER MANIFESTO

DUMA

THIS MUST MEAN REFORMS? 4 DUMAS BETWEEN

STOLPIN TO THE RESCUE?

AGRICULTURE REFORMS

INDUSTRY REFORMS

WAS THIS A BAND AID SOLUTION ?

YES….. WHY YOU ASK? WELL:

ISSUE 2 THE ROLE OF EXTERNAL AND OR INTERNAL FORCES IN THE COLLAPASE OF THE OLD ORDER AND SIEZURE OF POWER

Lets look at the FEBURARY REVOLUTION First

THE BIG MAJOR EXTERNAL CAUSE …..

Now for the INTERNAL CAUSES…

Suffering of the winter

Industrial developments halter

Social discontent

$$$Economic problems $$$

Tsar’s incompetency No experience in the Army

Immorality of the Tsarina

Revolutionary movements

THE RESULT OF THE FEBURARY REVOLUTION PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT

PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT =

LENIN APRIL THESIS

JULY DAYS

KORNILOV vs KRENSKY

THE BOLSHEVIK REVOLUTION

HOW DID THEY SIEZE POWER?

INTERNAL THREATS TO THE PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT

INTERNAL

EXTERNAL WORLD WAR I

ISSUE 3 CONSOLIDATION OF POWER

FEBURARY REVOLUTION THE PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT FAILED TO CONSOLIDATE POWER THE PROVISONAL GOVERNMENT DID NOTHING ABOUT: -End of WWI -Alleviate food shortages -Improve poor living and working conditions.

OCTOBER REVOLUTION

LENIN TAKES OVER THE PROVISINAL GOVERNMENT

HE WALKS OUT OF THE CONSTITUENT ASSEMBLY

LENIN FOLLOWS THROUGH WITH:

CONTROL??

CONSOLIDATION Many/ALL of the aims of the Revolution and revolutionary theory had been met. Therefore the revolution had been consolidated!

THREATS TO THE CONSOLIDATION

ISSUE 4 INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL THREATS TO THE REVOLUTION AND HOW THEY WERE DEALT WITH

INTERNAL THREATS TO FEBURARY REVOLUTION

EXTERNAL THREATS TO FEBURARY REVOLUTION

INTERNAL THREATS OCT REVOLUTION Election failure Continuation of the War Opposition from national groups Counter Revolutionary Forces Economic chaos Political Problems

EXTERNAL THREATS TO THE OCT REVOLUTION