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Russian Revolution
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What were the causes and outcomes of
the 1905 Revolution up to 1914?
Nature of the Tsarist regime

A. Autocratic rule by Nicholas II

Nicholas II believed in the divine right of the Tsar and resisted change

He centralized power and was against the idea of a constitutional monarchy

Poor decision-making and reliance on unsuitable advisors

B. Social pressures

Rapid industrialization led to overcrowded cities, poor living conditions, and labor
exploitation

Extreme social inequality between the nobility, middle class, and the majority
peasant population



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, Peasants faced land shortages, high taxes, and an outdated agricultural system

C. Economic pressures

Slow economic development due to inadequate infrastructure and lack of
investment

Russia lagged behind Western European countries in industrialization and
technological advancements

Heavy reliance on agriculture made the economy vulnerable to poor harvests
and famine

D. Political pressures

Increasing demand for political reforms, including freedom of speech and a
representative government

Growing influence of political movements, such as the Social Democrats
(Bolsheviks and Mensheviks) and the Social Revolutionaries

Nationalist movements among non-Russian ethnicities demanding autonomy or
independence




Key events of the 1905 Revolution

A. Bloody Sunday

January 22, 1905

Peaceful demonstration led by Father Gapon in St. Petersburg

Demands included better working conditions, an eight-hour workday, and a
representative government

Tsar's troops fired on the crowd, resulting in hundreds of deaths and injuries

Event turned public opinion against Nicholas II and fueled further unrest

B. Wider risings

Strikes spread throughout urban centers, involving millions of workers

Peasant uprisings in rural areas due to land shortages and economic hardship

Mutinies within the military, including the Potemkin uprising in June 1905



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