The causes of the February revolution 1917
- Created by: George Preece
- Created on: 17-12-13 10:53
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The causes of the february revolution of 1917
Impact of WW1
- The Tsars role
- He became commander of troops which lead to him being seen as responsible when they lost.
- He left Rasputin and the Tsarina to lead Russia
- He was weak an incompetant
- Military defeats
- Because the Tsar was such a poor leader the military defeats were great:
- Autom 1914 where 250,000 troops were killed
- Counter attacks in 1916 failed which lead to 1million dead.
- Low moral was caused by the defeats - troops suffered desertion
- Because the Tsar was such a poor leader the military defeats were great:
- WW1 impact on conditions in Russia
- Too many men were taken from the factories to fight which lead to:
- 600 factorys closing
- Limited supplies
- 400% inflation money became worthless
- The transport system failed which meant military recieved not enough equitement and weapons.
- Too many men were taken from the factories to fight which lead to:
- Tsarina and Rasputin
- They were left in charge and were very unpopular
- This was because of Rasputins's nature
- womanizer, eyes of the devil, untrustworthy
- They were…
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