The Russian Revolution was an important and noteworthy part of history. Do you know what gave rise to the Russian Revolution? What is Socialism? Who are the Liberals, Radicals, and Conservatives? Let’s find out more about the Russian Revolution.
In the nineteenth century, there were some political changes which mark the beginning of change. In this French revolution came into picture which dramatically changed the social structure. People start debating over French Revolution Structure in parts of Asia as well.
There were three types of groups formed:
There was a requirement of social and economic change and to make that happen Liberals and Radicals started a movement and became revolutionaries. They wanted to implement changes which included rights of individuals as the high class of society treated individuals as there property and they paid them less and made them work more. They also concentrated on the problem of Housing and Sanitation and planned to educate the individuals.
Yet another vision was Socialism, in which they demanded that individuals who benefitted the property should be also helped by the profit maximization. Robert Owen (1771-1858), emphasized on bringing cooperative society into the picture.
In the 1870s socialist formed International body-Second International which set up funds for members in distress and demanded more wage and short working hours. In 1905 trade union was formed.
At the beginning of the 20 th Century, 85 % of the Russian population was involved in agriculture. Moscow and St Petersburg had Industrialization. There were craftsmen and industry. Government governed the big scale industry to keep a look on working hours and wages.
Socialist society was formed on 1898 and was illegal as per government rules and they wanted that peasants should handle the lands instead of noble and that was not done as peasants were not uninformed some were poor and some rich.
Russia was an autocratic nation. During this, the price of the goods increased and wages were decreased. Activistic party protested. Many industries were made illegal and operated illegally. Tsar leads to changes in the voting system and did not want his decision to get questioned.
In 1914, a 1 st world war broke. War brought 7 million casualties, destroyed the crops and industry got affected on a large scale and even the railway lines were broken.
Q1. The communist thinker Karl Marx belongs to …………. country.
Sol. The correct answer is the option ”c”. Karl Marx was born into a comfortable middle-class home in Trier on the river Moselle in Germany on May 5, 1818. Das Capital and Communist Manifesto are the world famous books written by him. He gave communist doctrines for establishing a society free from exploitation and inequalities
