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Russian Revolution

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Problems of Tsar Nocholas II took personal control of the army in WWI-he was blamed for Russia losing; people do not approve of Rasputin's influence on the royal family; people did not like Tsar Alexandra; ruled using military and bureacracy
March Revolution(1917) a series of stirkes in Petrograd; women protesting the rationing of bread; Nicholas misinformed by Alexandra sent soldiers to stop the protests; this backfired when many soliders joined the women protesting;
Provisional government took over from Tsar when he abidicated the throne on March 15; headed by Alexander Kerensky
Alexander Kerensky head of the provisional government; decided to continue the war to preserve Russia's honor; this angered the peasants and workers
Soviets council of workers and soldiers; represented radical interests of lower classes
Bolsheviks small faction of Russian Social Democrats; headed by Lenin;
Gregori Rasputin holy man(uneducated) converted to Khlysty sect; was able to heal Alexandra's son and gained influence in the royal family; was not liked by the people;
Czarina Alexandra ruled in place of theCzar when he was away; was not concerned about the poeple; under the influence of Rasputin;German born
Lenin Bolshevik leader; exiled to Switzerland and smuggled back back to Russia by the Germans; led October Revolution and organizes Soviet gov't
Brest-Litovsk Treaty March 3,1918 - Lenin signed the treaty with Germany and gave up Eastern Poland, Ukraine, Finland and the Baltic Provinces
Bolshevik/Communist PLatform used propaganda slogan of 'peace, love and bread'; overthrew political government in October
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