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The Russian Revolution In this lesson, students will be able to define the following terms: Tsar Nicholas II Duma Bolsheviks Vladimir Lenin Soviet Union The Russian Revolution Cy- Ranch

Rich vs Poor By the early twentieth century, Russian peasants lived in poverty while landowning nobles enjoyed wealth and leisure. Cy- Ranch

In 1905, revolutions broke out across Russia. The extreme gap between the rich and poor made Russia ripe for revolution. In 1905, revolutions broke out across Russia. Cy- Ranch

the creation of a new legislative assembly known as the Duma. Peasants Tsar Nicholas II tried to stop the unrest. He granted limited reforms, including the creation of a new legislative assembly known as the Duma. Peasants were even allowed to buy village lands. CZAR NICHOLAS II Cy- Ranch

The Russian economy showed signs of improvement, but the First World War hurt the Russian economy. In 1914, Tsar Nicholas declared war against Germany. One-third of all Russian men were forced into the army. Cy- Ranch

Fall of the Russian Soldier Russian soldiers suffered disastrous defeats. They were poorly trained and badly equipped. Many deserted. Russian factories could not produce enough weapons or food. Cy- Ranch

In 1917, German troops cut Russian railroad lines, preventing food from reaching Russian cities and soldiers. Strikes broke out across Russia. The Tsar was forced to abdicate or give up his throne. Cy- Ranch

Russia becomes a Republic The leaders of the Duma declared Russia a Republic in 1917 and centuries of Tsarist rule came to an end. The Duma established a provisional government but it lacked support because it refused to end the war. Cy- Ranch

PEACE LAND BREAD The Bolsheviks, a revolutionary group following the ideas of Karl Marx, promised “Peace, Bread, and Land”. They were led by Vladimir Lenin and seized power in November 1917. Cy- Ranch

first Communist nation. Soon after taking power, the Bolsheviks changed their name to “Communists”. They also changed the name of the Russian empire to the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (U.S.S.R.) or Soviet Union. Russia was the first Communist nation. Cy- Ranch

A civil war broke out across Russia. The Communists eventually won the civil war. Cy- Ranch

Once in power, Lenin withdrew from World War I and introduced a series of domestic changes. Cy- Ranch

Lenin transferred land to poorer peasants while many factory workers were organized to control and operate factories. All industries were nationalized or taken over by the government. Cy- Ranch

Questions for Reflection: What problems confronted Nicholas II? Why was the Duma established? How did the First World War harm Russia? Who were the Bolsheviks and what did they promise the Russian people? Who was Vladimir Lenin and what did he do? Why do you think a civil war erupted in Russia after Lenin seized power? Questions for Reflection: Cy- Ranch