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Russian Revolution

Russia’s Government Before 1917 Russia was an Autocracy Czar – Nicholas II

Problems due to WWI Millions of people were killed Not enough food for the citizens Lack of clothes, shoes and weapons Czar ignored all of the problems that citizens were unhappy

Beginning of the Revolution – Part 1 1917 riots began in the streets Military could not keep the peace Many of the czar’s military turn against him Czar and family were captured New government established – it too had many problems

Russian Revolution – Part 2 Led by Vladimir Lenin Czar and family were executed Country was reorganized – Soviet Union Civil war lasted 2 years Problems at home made Russia pull out of WWI.

Review Questions Who became the new leader of Russia? What new country is created? What was a result of the revolution?