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Russian Revolution

Liberals (People who want change) want more political/economic reforms Russian Czars (kings) are attempting to Modernize but not bring in Western ideas on government. Liberals (People who want change) want more political/economic reforms as a result the Czar Nicholas II became harsh and oppressive.

Treatment of Peasants Rigid Social Class Structure No Social Mobility Farmers and Urban Workers No Freedom Peasant Class: Very Poor Overworked

Conditions in Russia caused by World War I Food Shortage Fuel Shortage Housing Shortage

Format Topic Sentence: (Use the question) Concrete Detail: (Fact) Commentary: (Connect the Fact to the topic)

Concrete Detail: (Fact) Commentary: (Connect the Fact to the topic) Concluding Sentence: