Describe Bolshevik Revolution of 1917 in brief.

1.	Describe Bolshevik Revolution of 1917 in brief.
Answer» Bolshevik Revolution: The Russians toppled the kingdom of the Tsar (Czar). The power fell into the hands of Aleksander F. Kerensky who was the leader of Menshevik, the Minority group. The entire Russia was happy with the fall of Czar, except Lenin. Lenin believed that labourers should get their right and importance as propagated by Karl Marx, whereas the Menshevik group believed giving importance to the middle class. As a result, Lenin provoked the Bolsheviks against Mensheviks and declared another revolution in November 1917. This revolution was the final revolution and Lenin got he reins in his hands. This is known as Socialist Bolshevik Revolution. Thus, the 300 years old Tsardom came to an end and for the first time and Russia was without Czar.

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Bolshevik Revolution:

The Russians toppled the kingdom of the Tsar (Czar).
The power fell into the hands of Aleksander F. Kerensky who was the leader of Menshevik, the Minority group.
The entire Russia was happy with the fall of Czar, except Lenin.
Lenin believed that labourers should get their right and importance as propagated by Karl Marx, whereas the Menshevik group believed giving importance to the middle class.
As a result, Lenin provoked the Bolsheviks against Mensheviks and declared another revolution in November 1917.
This revolution was the final revolution and Lenin got he reins in his hands.
This is known as Socialist Bolshevik Revolution.
Thus, the 300 years old Tsardom came to an end and for the first time and Russia was without Czar.

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