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Revolutionary Movement Grows
Russia starts to be industrial. starts to bring new problems like grueling working conditions, low wages, and child labor. one of the starts to the russian revolution -
russio-japanese war
between the two countries they made rules that they both needed to follow. Russia broke them so the Japanese fought back. russia got tired of losing the battles and their leader did not care -
Bloody Sunday
workers and families asked for better working conditions. soldiers fired on the workers, many are wounded. demonstrates socioeconomic problems suffered by the russians and the unwillingness of the monarchy to reform -
World War One
Russia goes into World War One. the leaders are weak and soldiers are poorly equipped. many were killed, wounded, or imprisoned. one of the major battles that Russia has lost -
The March Revolution
20,000 citizens rioted over shortage of fuel and bread. the wars are affecting the people in russia -
Czar steps down
The March Revolution causes the czar to stepdown from the throne. meanwhile Russia the conditions kept going downhill while the war kept going on. another revolution might be created -
The Bolshevik Revolution
Lenin and his people gained control of the Petrograd soviet. his slogan “Peace, Land, and Bread” went widespread. this might bring back Russia's power. -
lenin returns to russia
Lenin returns to Russia. the Germans thought he and his people would be able to calm down the unrest that was in the country. might create a little peace in Russia and bring them out of the hole they have been stuck in -
Lenin Restores Order
after the civil war in Russia Lenin created a new economic policy and organized self-governing republics under the central government. might help Russia keep afloat, -
Stalin Becomes Dictator
Stalin because the general secretary of the Communist Party. later after Trotsky was forced into exile in 1929 Stalin finally became a dictator. may cause many problems for Russia
