How far was the First World War responsible for the downfall of the Provisional Government?
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- How far was the First World War responsible for the downfall of the Provisional Government?
- Government
- PG seen as only a variation of tsarist regime
- Kerensky was not trusted by workers/ peasants
- Society/ economy
- workers had already campaigned for social/ economic reform
- Society/ economy
- coalition government = limited power
- War
- military defeat = weak leadership/ bad tactics
- increased debts
- inflation
- Society/ economy
- workers had already campaigned for social/ economic reform
- Society/ economy
- financial burden = 3 billion roubles
- inflation
- food shortages
- increased prices
- inflation
- inflation
- increased prices
- fuel shortages
- closed factories and limited transportation
- PG had limited support from allies
- land distribution issues ignored
- minorities revolt over conscription
- Minorities
- struggled to contain demands for autonomy from states
- Finland, Poland, Ukraine
- struggled to contain demands for autonomy from states
- Minorities
- Minorities
- struggled to contain demands for autonomy from states
- Finland, Poland, Ukraine
- struggled to contain demands for autonomy from states
- Government
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