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bolshevick revolutions - Coggle Diagram
bolshevick revolutions
pages 27-28
revolution russia
he government are tsarist autocracy, is a monrch the tsar nicholas ll,
seeral times he dissolved the duma, what is a parliament that russia had(duma represente the people)
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pag 32
that is what they thoungth.so on march 11th they disobeyed Nicholas. Many things this was the first act to Russian Revolution. together with Alexander keresky, who had soldiers who sopported him the duma the created a provicional governmnt 
(pag 33 ) Political causes include the absolutist regime of the Tsar, which prohibited many civil liberties and rights to workers, as well as Russia's participation in the First World War.
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i think we should find out about the war
The Russian Civil War was a multiple armed conflict that took place between 1917 and 1923 on the territory of the dissolved Russian Empire.
Pages 30-31
People were upset, they had a food shortage that made them very angry, in 1917 people got tired and started protesting, people started to rebel against their leader.
Despite the Russians, they have a larger army than the Germans. but they lost the battle showing the world that they were not strong so they destroyed their economy
On March 4, 1917 (it was February 24 for them because they used the Julian calendar) the 30,000 workers of the largest factory in the city, demanded salary increases so that they could keep well on the economic side.
They did not have work to earn money, they did not have food on March 8, they helped each other among the workers, Nicholas II thought there would only be small demonstrations, so he left the city to inspect his troops.
He left his government unprotected so the people took the opportunity to destroy the police intervened obeying orders from Nicolas II, defending his government so many people died at that time.
On March 9, the Duma asked Nicholas II to deliver emergency supplies to calm the rioters as they were causing a lot of chaos in others, he refused then this aroused even more the fury of the people, Nicholas II blamed the Duma and told them that they could no longer meet.
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