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The Russian Revolution Unit 5: World Wars & Rev The Russian Revolution

Unrest Russia under control of Romanov Dynasty Leader = Tsar Nicholas II Resisted change / ppl unhappy Pol/Econ/Soc probs – WWI made worse Ppl protested & the tsar fled Temp govt in place Bolsheviks = grp of extreme socialists Led by Vladimir Lenin

Lenin & Revolution Lenin adopted Marx’s ideas Led fight for revolution/change Promised “Peace, Land, and Bread” to the ppl Helped by Leon Trotsky October/Bolshevik Revolution – Nov 1917 Bolsheviks overthrew temp govt Bol renamed Communists

Civil War Russia withdrew from WWI 3 yr Civil War Communists “Reds” v. counterrevs “Whites” Tsar & family shot Cheka formed – secret police to keep ppl in line Renamed Russia -> USSR ( Union of Soviet Socialist Republics) / Soviet Union Peasants/workers were to have power/cont Really controlled by Communist Party