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1917 Revolution (Long Term causes (Economic (Industrialization reform (Bad…

- - - - Father Gapon and his movement led to a lot of anger due to the killing of several people
    - - due to deaths of many opposing groups to tsar
  - - - Bad
        
        most wealth helped the aristocracy only
        
        only capatalists benefit from the 1908 to 1911 industrial boom
        
        Wages
        
        Work conditions
        
        Long Hours of work
      - Good
        
        good to economy
    - - aristocracy, middle class, working class and peasants
    - - leria massacre
    - - 90% owned by mir in 1916
  - - - huge economical debt and impact
      - Loss of pride and men
      - Loss of infrastructure
    - - all 3 Dumas failed due to lack of freedom given by the tsar
        
        2 dismissed in first year and bolshkeivs not given opportunity
    - - dictatorship and the stick method from the prime minister to murder people opposing the tsar
        
        styoplin forced 20,000 to move to siberia
        
        1,000 hanged
        
        violence in opening fire in 1905 and 1912
  - - - Working class working in factories
        
        Bad living, wage, factory and housing conditions
        
        no changes made from the money profited
        
        limited rights
        
        unhygienic factories
    - - lacked technology such as electricity
      - medieval villages
      - machines didnt take over
        
        low supply of food
  - - - the tsars action
      - affects of war on soldiers
        
        the effect on soldiers
        
        low enthusiasm after loss against germany
        
        loosing support
        
        soldiers supported the bolshkeives while officers supported the tsar due to most soldiers being from the lower class
      - effect on peasants and minority
        
        tsar going to war front
        
        rasputing took control and people were unhappy
        
        low food supplies
        
        food more expensive
        
        war losses
        
        factories closing
        
        industrial materials were short such as coal
        
        lower employment rate
        
        due to lack of raw material
        
        peasants treated poorly
        
        3.5 million jobs created in factories and therefore worse conditions in 1914-16
        
        many were conscripted meaning they work went down #
      - effect on aristocracy
        
        rasputin taking control after tsar going to war led them to being very mad
      - bad preperation for war
        
        lack of material
        
        lack of staff
        
        for 5 days soldiers have not been attended to - rodzianko
        
        dirt and cold
        
        70% russian soldiers died
        
        industry was lacking and therefore low weapons
      - affect on middle class
        
        duma dismissed in 1915
        
        very mad
- - - - tsar portrayed as weak beside rasputin
      - gave the tsar advice
        
        due to curing son from haemophilia
  - - - little freedom and abolished all dumas that were related to his group or point of view
        
        angered middle class
  - - - evident from way he dealt with war
        
        responsible for ww1 losses
    - - angered citizens