Everything About The Russian Revolution.pdf

This slide presentation is all about the Russian Revolution.

1. Russian
Revolution
All about

2. The Russian
Revolution
(What, Where,
When, Who, and
Why)

Causes
What are the
main cause of
the Russian
Revolution?
01 02
Aftermath
What was the
result of the
Russian
Revolution?

Legacy
What did the
Russian
Revolution
bring?
03 04
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3. The Russian
Revolution
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4. Tsar Nicholas II and the Romanovs were
executed by the Bolsheviks after the
Russian Revolution and then promised
'peace, land, and bread' to the Russians.
Did you Know?

5. The Russian Revolution
To understand the The Russian Revolution, let’s go
back during WW1. After the assassination of Franz
Ferdinand in June 1914 by a Serbian, Austria-Hungary
declared war on Serbia (Russia’s ally), which made
Russia enter WW1 in support of Serbia. Everybody
wanted Russia to win, except Lenin, because he
believed that he could overthrow the Tsar and
conquer Russia. Everything was going according to
Lenin, the untrained peasants and workers who make
the Russian army were deserting, the economy was
imploding, there was shortage of food, Russia was
losing. After 3 years, Russia was not in a good state to
fight, and was still losing. Due to this, the peasants
and the workers were angry at Tsar Nicholas II for
getting Russia into war, and several other reasons:
For getting Rasputin taking
power of the royal family,
growing political
opposition, and taking
personal command of the
Russian army.

6. The Russian Revolution
The workers, the peasants, and even the Russian
army seemed mutiny against the Tsar. So the Tsar
resigned from taking over Russia, abdicating the an
to the Tsarists autocracy, so a new government took
over Tsar place. The government was run by two
political parties, the Petrograd Soviets and the
Provisional government. This led to the Bolshevik
Revolution. Lenin and the Bolsheviks were the
Communist’s party of the Soviet Union. He used a
slogan, which got the people of Russia to like Lenin,
“Peace, Bread, and Land. I promise Peace, Bread, and
Land to all Soviets.”. He also stated the slogan, “All
power to the Soviets.”. After they got the power they
needed, the Bolsheviks took over Russia as the
Leader.

7. The Causes
●The Russian Revolution ended in June 16th, 1923
where the Lenin’s Red Army took place of the
thorne and established the new Soviet Union.
●The Bolshevik led the Russian Revolution of 1917,
by overthrowing Tsar Nicholas II and the
provisional government, ending over 300 years
of autocratic tsarist rule.
●The creation of the Union Of Socialist Republics
(USSR) (1912 - 1991)

8. What was the Aftermath of the Russian
Revolution?
Aftermath
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9. The Aftermath
●The end of the Romanov dynasty (1613 - 1917) and
the autocratic rule of the Tsars
●The establishment of the world's first
communist/socialist government
●The nationalization of all industries, private
lands, banks, mines, railways, and telephones
●The creation of the Soviet Union, the world's
first socialist state, under the leadership of
Vladimir Lenin
●The abdication of Tsar Nicholas II in March 1917

10. What did the Russian Revolution bring
to the world?
Legacy
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11. The Legacy
The revolution's legacy extends beyond October 1917
and includes the rise of social democracies across
Europe.
●Socialist and Communist political leaders and
revolutionaries around the world where all
follow Lenin’s order
●The establishment of communist parties in
many countries, such as the Communist Party of
Great Britain


●The establishment of communist parties in
many countries, such as the Communist Party of
Great Britain

12. Bibliography
●---. “Russian Revolution | Definition, Causes,
Summary, History, & Facts.” Encyclopædia Britannica,
2019, www.britannica.com/event/Russian-Revolution .
●https://www.history.com/topics/european-history/rus
sian-revolution
●https://www.bl.uk/russian-revolution/articles/timelin
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●Longley, Robert. “What Caused the Russian
Revolution?” ThoughtCo, 25 Feb. 2022,
www.thoughtco.com/causes-of-the-russian-revolutio
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