What are the factors that led to the Russian revolution and what are the consequences of this revolution? Discuss its influence on the Indian national movement.
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Russian revolution took place in 1917. There were several underlying grievances and some immediate factors. It led to overthrow of 200 years old Romanov dynasty's rule with far reaching consequences for world.
Factors (Immediate and long-term):
Consequences:
establishment of rule of proletariat (Tsar was overthrown)
Russia set up a constituent assembly, which was captured by Bolsheviks during civil war
Embarkment of communism, stalinism with emphasis on industrialization
First communist state was established & beginning of ideological fight
Russia withdrew from world wars with Treaty of Brest Litovsk
Led to rise of revolutionary nationalism (Eg: HSRA with leaders like Bhagat Singh)
Trade unions, industrial workers started participating in freedom struggle
First communist party was established by VN Roy & rise of left-wing with INC
Till today, its consequence can be seen in form of socialist agendas like welfare state
— Shoham Teberiwal · AIR 77
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Branching diagram showing factors (Immediate and Long-term) with sub-categories and consequences organized by region (Russia, World, India)
- Clear categorization of immediate and long-term factors
- Well-structured response addressing all three parts of the question
- Good connection between global event and Indian context
- Mentions specific organizations and figures
- Explains contemporary relevance
Shoham Teberiwal
History of the World
World Wars and interwar years
Russian Revolution of 1917 and its global impact
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