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Main cause of 1905 Rev. Continued
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History (Russia - From Autocracy to Dictatorship) Mind Map on Main cause of 1905 Rev. Continued, created by mand_kalsi on 05/04/2014.
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Main cause of 1905 Rev. Continued
Army
Contribution
Defeats in Russo Japanese War highlighted weaknesses
Caused national humiliation
Contributed to outbreak of revolution
Mutinies
E.g. battle Potemkin
Spread to other units
1/3 army weakened by mutiny
Counter- arguments
Army remained loyal to the Tsar
Used to restore order in cities
Killed over 1000 people
Arrests, crushed riot/strikes
Helped after Treaty of Portsmouth was signed
Suppressed protests
Tsar Nicholas and the Govt
Role in causing rev.
Bloody Sunday
Responded to peaceful protest with violence
Shocked/provoked anger
Culmination of years of unrest/discontent
B/c of autocracy
Took Russia into Russo Japanese War
Highlighted weaknesses
Despair turned to anger
Caused economic problems
Working class conditions worsened
Sergei Witte industrialisation
Worsened working class conditions
Overpopulation
Unsanitary
Took no action to reverse Alexander III's reforms
Decisions (e.g. BS) led to revolution quicker
Unwillingness to make concessions/Oppressive Rule resulted in growing opposition
Tsar's personality
Shy, easily led and narrow minded
Had a Conservative view b/c of Pobedonostsev
Couldn't sympathise with political groups
Not suited to role
Counter arguments
Inherited discontent with his role
E.g. Russification, Emancipation
Created under father's reign
Tsar alone could not be blamed
Many believed Tsar would be superior against Japan
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