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    1. Nicholas II continued Russia's tradition of autocracy as Czar from 1894. Industrialization and revolutionary movements grew as Russia industrialized for weapons during WWI. 2. Lenin led the Bolshevik party who wanted radical change, while the Mensheviks sought more moderate reforms. Soviets were local councils of peasants, workers and soldiers. 3. Two revolutions in 1917 overthrew the Czar - the March Revolution started as a strike and grew, ending the Romanov dynasty. The November Bolshevik Revolution established Bolshevik rule under Lenin's promises of "Bread, Land, and Peace".

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    1. Nicholas II continued Russia's tradition of autocracy as Czar from 1894. Industrialization and revolutionary movements grew as Russia industrialized for weapons during WWI. 2. Lenin led the Bolshevik party who wanted radical change, while the Mensheviks sought more moderate reforms. Soviets were local councils of peasants, workers and soldiers. 3. Two revolutions in 1917 overthrew the Czar - the March Revolution started as a strike and grew, ending the Romanov dynasty. The November Bolshevik Revolution established Bolshevik rule under Lenin's promises of "Bread, Land, and Peace".

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    1. Nicholas II continued Russia's tradition of autocracy as Czar from 1894. Industrialization and revolutionary movements grew as Russia industrialized for weapons during WWI. 2. Lenin led the Bolshevik party who wanted radical change, while the Mensheviks sought more moderate reforms. Soviets were local councils of peasants, workers and soldiers. 3. Two revolutions in 1917 overthrew the Czar - the March Revolution started as a strike and grew, ending the Romanov dynasty. The November Bolshevik Revolution established Bolshevik rule under Lenin's promises of "Bread, Land, and Peace".

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    1.NicholasII
    Becameczarin1894andcontinuedRussiastraditionofautocracy.
    2.Rasputin
    Aholymandescribedtohavehealingpowers.
    3.IndustrializationandgrowthofRevolutionarymovements
    WarallowedRussia
    toindustrializebecausetheywereabletomakeweapons.
    Bolsheviks
    Willingtogiveupeverythingforchange.
    Mensheviks
    AmemberofthenonleninistpartoftheSocialDemocraticParty.
    Soviets
    Localcouncilsconsistingofpeasants,workersandsoldiers.
    4.Lenin
    LeaderoftheBolsheviks.
    5.Revolutionof1905
    Seriesofstrikesbecausepeoplewantedchange.
    RussoJapaneseWar
    BothRussiaandJapanwantedcontrolofKoreaand
    Manchuria.TheyhadasetofrulesbutRussiabrokethemwhichcausedthemto
    fight.TheJapanesewonthewar.
    BloodySunday
    OnJanuary22,1905,200,000workersmarchedtothepalace
    askingforbetterworkingconditionsandmorepersonalfreedom.Thegenerals
    firedatthecrowdkillingandwoundingabout1,000.
    6.WWI
    Russiawasunpreparedforthiswar.TheGermanswerenomatchforthem.
    Morethan4millionRussiansoldiershadbeenkilled,woundedortakenasprisoners.
    7.TwoRevolutions
    MarchRevolution
    Agroupoffemaleworkerswentonstrikeandlater,more
    womenjoinedin.Atfirst,thesoldiersshotthestrikersbutthenjoinedwiththem.
    ItwasabletobringanendtotheRomanovdynastybutdidntsetupanytypeof
    governmentaftertheczarsteppeddown.
    ProvisionalGovernment
    Temporary
    government.
    AlexanderKerensky
    LeaderoftheProvisionalGovernment.
    NovemberRevolutionalsoknownas
    TheBolshevikRevolution
    .
    AllpowertotheSoviets
    PeopleshoutedthisduringtheBolshevik
    revolution.
    Bread,Land,andPeace
    Leninscampaignslogan.
    8.TreatyofBrestLitovskunilateraltreatywithGermany
    TreatywithGermanyin
    whichRussiagaveuplotsoflandandthisangeredlotsofRussianpeople.
    9.Trotsky
    Headoftheredarmy.CompetedwithStalinforheadofthecommunist
    party.
    10.CivilWar
    WarinRussiabetweenpeoplewhowantedademocracyandpeople
    whowantedaczarback.
    WhiteArmywhomadeupthisarmy?
    Peoplewhowantedtodefeatthe
    Boksheviks.

    RedArmywhomadeupthisarmy?
    TheBolsheviksthatwantedademocratic
    government.
    Problems?
    14millionpeoplediedinthe3yearstruggle.
    Results?
    TheredarmywonandtheBolsheviksseizedpower.
    NewnameLeningivestoRussia.
    SovietUnion.

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