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October Revolution Eric Beckman Anoka HS, MN Pictures from Time.com

Russian Revolutions: The Big Picture Febuary/March Revoltuion Eliminated the Tsar Democratic Republic Stayed in World War I October/November Revolution Bolsheviks rode wave of popular revolution Promised “Peace, Land, and Bread” Established dictatorship of Communist Party Civil War Red vs. White Red victory Established Union of Soviet Socialist Republics Transition to socialism

Lenin’s Revision of Marx Imperialism extended CapitalismStrike Capitalism at weakest linkPolitical party necessary for revolution

Results of the Russian Revolutions Popular revolution continued Bolsheviks (Communists) seized control of the government Civil War Communist Rule

Results of the Russian Revolution Popular revolution continued – Peasants – Soldiers and sailors – Factory workers

Results of the Russian Revolution Bolsheviks (Communists) seized control of the government

Year of the Proletarian Dictatorship

Results of the Russian Revolution Civil War – Red vs. White

Results of the Russian Revolution Civil War – Red vs. White – Suffering

Results of the Russian Revolution Communist Rule – Exit from WWI – Dictatorship – Liquidation of private property But…NEP – Social services – Rights for women – Created the USSR

Shifting Political Economy War Communism Forced requisition Red Army control Suffering and de-urbanization New Economic Policy Compromise with peasantry Limited markets Increased production Stalinism Industrialization 5 year plans Collectivization of Agriculture

From Lenin to Stalin Struggle for leadership – Trotsky vs. Stalin Josef Stalin – Revolutionary – Secretary General Politics: Totalitarian Economics – Collectivization – Five Year Plans

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