why were the peasants and town workers discontented
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- Created on: 11-04-17 11:43
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- Discontent Between workers and Peasants
- Peasants
- Terrible conditions= worked in industry
- Poorest groups
- Angry at nobles, aristocracy and life style
- Peasants had to work on noble estates
- A lot of peasants= competition for jobs=bad pay
- Peasants had to work on noble estates
- 4/5 Russians 1917
- Poor condtions
- Rye bread, porridge and soup
- Starvation and disease
- Rye bread, porridge and soup
- Angry at nobles, aristocracy and life style
- Town workers
- Most rapidly increasing group in towns and cities
- Lived in overcrowding slums
- Earned low wages/long hours of work
- Forbidden to form trade unions
- Protests and strikes crashed by police and army
- Forbidden to form trade unions
- Ate cheap black bread, cabbage soup and porridge
- Earned low wages/long hours of work
- Peasants
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