Russian Revolution Pd1

Great Changes In Russia

Jan 1, 1800

http://www.diabetesmine.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/06/change-ahead-sign.jpg Russia Expiernced Great Changes In The Later Half.

Background To The Revolution

Jan 1, 1861

http://quickbooksonline.intuit.com/qbo/images/_bb/screen_write_checks.jpg Liberals Wanted Democratic Checks On The Power pf Czars.

Sought Greater Independence

Jan 1, 1861

http://0.tqn.com/d/goeasteurope/1/0/0/2/-/-/RussianFlag.jpg Nationalists Sought Greater Independence From Moscow For Populations In Eastern Europe, The Caucasus, And Elsewhere.

The 1905 Revolution

Period: Jan 1, 1900 to Jan 1, 1902

In The Early 1900s Russias Economy Slowed, The Country Waged An Unsuccessful War With Japan, And Social Unrest Grew.

The Feburary Revolution

Mar 17, 1905

http://i.telegraph.co.uk/multimedia/archive/01394/Soldiers-basra-mem_1394165b.jpg Leaders of several workers groups, left leaning members of the Duma, and some soldiers revived the Petrograd Soviet that had been first set up in 1905

Army Crushed

Dec 1, 1905

http://en.rian.ru/images/16137/56/161375670.jpg The Army Crushed An Uprising In Moscow And Police Arrested The Members Of The St.Petersburg Soviet.

The October Revolution

May 1, 1907

http://sharetv.org/shows/escaped Trotsky, who had escaped in 1907 and gone into exile, had retuened to Petrograd in May, 1917 and was chosen to be head of the Soviet.

World War I

Aug 1, 1914

http://www.macrobusiness.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2013/01/WarDeclared-sm.jpg Germany Declared War On Russia In August 1914

The 1905 Revolution

Jan 1, 1916

Germans Easily Overwhelmed A Russian Army That Was Poorly Trained And Badly Led.

World War I

Dec 1, 1916

A Group Of Russian Nobels Loyal To The Czar Murdered Rasputin.

Strikes And Roits

Mar 8, 1917

On March 8, 1917 Strikes And Roits Over Food And Coal Shortages BGroke Out In Petrograd.

The Feburary Revolution

Mar 15, 1917

March 15, 1917 The Goverment Forced Czar Nicholas To Abdicate (Resign his theme).

The October Revolution

Nov 7, 1917

http://media.dma.mil/2013/Mar/08/2000010272/600/400/0/130208-M-IY869-168.JPG Novemeber 7, 1917 a Bolshevik led army of workers, soliders, and sailors took control of key positions in Petrograd.

The October Revolution

Nov 8, 1917

http://archives.delaware.gov/100/other_stories/Our%20national%20government%20is%20created.shtml November 8, 1917 the all-Russian Congress of Soviets authorized the Bolsheviks to set up a coucil of People commisseas to run the national goverment.

The October Revolution

Mar 3, 1918

March 3, 1918 the goverment signed the treaty of Brest-Litousk to prevent german invasion.

Aftermath

Apr 1, 1922

April, 1922 the Russian Communist goverment formed the union of Soviet Socialist Republics, or Soviet Union.

Aftermath

Jan 1, 1924

The united kingdom recognized the Soviet Union in 1924

Aftermath

Mar 1, 1953

Stalin remained in power untill his own death in March, 1953

Aftermath

Jan 1, 1991

The communist system finally ened in Russian in 1991