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1905 Russian Revolution
- CAUSES
- Short term
- Bloody Sunday
- 200,000 marchers
- 1,000 killed
- Ended Tsar being 'father'
- 22 January, 1905
- 200,000 marchers
- Russo-Japanese War
- Increased opposition to Tsar
- Increased opposition to Tsar
- Bloody Sunday
- Long term
- Witte's industrialisation
- Pressure on workers and peasants
- Higher tax
- Lower wages
- Tension, violence, riots
- Pressure on workers and peasants
- Political issues
- People wanted less oppression
- Liberal middle class
- Mensheviks
- People wanted less oppression
- Witte's industrialisation
- Short term
- EVENT
- 400,000 workers on strike in St Peterburg
- Soon spread to rest of country
- Soon spread to rest of country
- Mutiny aboard 'Potemkin'
- Army/navy mutiny
- Army/navy mutiny
- Local peasant disturbances
- Controlled by army
- 3,000 incidents
- 3,000 incidents
- 30 million roubles worth of damage
- Controlled by army
- 2.7 million workers on strike
- Railroad Workers' Strike
- Railroad Workers' Strike
- Ethnic minorities
- Sought independence
- Finns
- Poles
- Ukrainians
- Sought independence
- Political opposition
- Middle class liberals
- Kadets
- Kadets
- St Petersburg Workers' Soviet
- Leon Trotsky
- Mensheviks
- 50 by end of year
- Leon Trotsky
- Middle class liberals
- 400,000 workers on strike in St Peterburg
- CONSEQUENCES
- Severed bond between Tsar and his people
- Loss of support for Nicholas
- Loss of support for Nicholas
- Duma established
- Nicholas had moderated concessions by 1906
- Progression towards limited monarchy
- Nicholas had moderated concessions by 1906
- St Petersburg Soviet established
- Only lasted 50 days
- Second strike in November failed
- Only lasted 50 days
- Severed bond between Tsar and his people
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