Kumud MishraAIR 69 · CSE 2024 · 138 wordsTheir whole copy
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The October Revolution in Russia in 1917 was a "big development" leading to the end of "Tsarist regime" with the emergence of the "Soviet Union" (USSR).
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Reasons leading to October Revolution :
The exploitative policies of Tsarist regime.
The poor condition of the agrarian workers and peasants in Russia.
Emergence of communist leaders like V.I. Lenin being influenced by Marxism.
The emerging discontent against the regime, rising inequalities leading to the idea of Bolshevik and Proletariat movement.
Bringing new form of government
End of Tsar rule and beginning of communist rule under Lenin.
Establishment of comintern for promotion of the communism.
Nationalisation of the sectors especially the agri sector Ex. communes, kokhoz collective farming.
Emergence of USSR as superpower
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Thus, the October Revolution changed the nature of regime in Russia.