Reasons Of The Russian Revolution 1917
No revolution in the world happens suddenly and suddenly, but in its background lies the discontent and resentment of centuries. Centuries of discontent were also rooted in the Russian Revolution of1917. If we talk about the reasons for the revolution broadly, then the first repressive regime of auto cratictsarism, the Russian Parliament Duma was ineffective.
The relentless effort to do so, the majority of the population being poor and landless,the problems arising from the Industrial Revolution of the 18th-19th terms, the permanent tendency to traditional revolts in Russia, the gradual expansion of socialist ideology in Russia, the inability of Nicholas II and the leader as a leader. Lenin's historical role, etc., played an important role in creating the conditions for revolution in Russia. These reasons brought inequality to the surface and this inequality created dissatisfaction, discontent fueled rebellion and led the rebellion to the door of revolution.Although there has been a long chain of reasons in the revolution of Russia, but if we talk about the most important reason, then the socio-economic disparity prevailing in Russia played the most important role in making the revolution seed abanyan tree. In 1917 AD, Russia was a backward country in the agricultural sector. Here only one lakh 30 thousand aristocratic zamindara / feudal lords owned 90% of the land while 15 crore farmers had only 100% of the land. To say that the carb had abolished the agricultural slavery system in 1861 itself, but the truth was that even till 1917 the condition of the peasants was not better than that of the bonded labour. In Western Europe, the situation was improved with the introduction of new crops and cash crops, but in Russia they were rarely used, the absentee landlord wasthe biggest enemy of agriculture, which had its own strings. Secondly, Western Europe had gradually thrown off the feudal cloak of France after the State Revolution, 1789, but feudalism in Russia continued into the first half of the 20th century. In such a situation,the troubled peasants were relieved from the socialist ideas of Ma and the statements of Lenin and finally, armed with the class consciousness of the proletariat, they chose the path of revolution.With the decline of agriculture, if we talk about industries, then even a century after the Industrial Revolution, Russia was almost industrialless. Cottage industry kanwals were able to make the local requirement seed. Russia's import trade exports were higher. The dim pots of the Western Russian and the like in the 19th century
Industries were set up in the cities but no attention was paid to the condition of the workers. They used to work for 18 hours at low wages in extremely difficult developmental conditions. In this way,dissatisfaction was spreading badly among the workers too.Inflation was at its peak in Russia during World War I and the cost of living increased by200% compared to before. In such an economic situation, Russia had to bear the expense of a very large army and continuous wars. Even with a hungry stomach,the Russian people who were trying to coax Poor naout of the false pride of the vast empire that Darp Well shad already been shattered after the defeat against Japan in 1905. The morale of the soldiers was also broken. Despite this, the Tsar again threw Russia in the fire of the First World War. And due to this discontent in the army was at its peak.Therefore, when the people agitated on the streets to demand their livelihood and representation, the soldiers also refused to fire at them and joined them. Thus discontent among the common Russian people, toiling laborers, peasants and army soldiers, as the Bolshey spread,socialist thought took hold, and finally the dissatisfaction reached the door of revolution by expressing itself.
