Question Q.3GS1GS1
What are the factors that led to the Russian revolution and what are the consequences of this revolution? Discuss the influence on the Indian national movement.
Main Body
Russian revolution occurred in two phases (Feb, 1917 and October, 1917) through a series of events that ultimately led Bolshevik under Lenin coming to power.
Causes:
1I world war - led to drain of resources
2Economic backwardness - is discontent among people
3Discontent among workers & peasants - tapped by revolutionary leaders
4By Mensheviks & Bolsheviks
5Unpopularity of Tsarist regime - is which increased with culmination, Japanwar and 1st world war.
6Revolutionary thought and leaders - like communism and leaders like Lenin, Trotsky
Consequences:
1Establishment of 1st socialist state - is as prescribed by Marx.
2Boat to communist/socialist revolution across the world - is including China, South America
3Rise of a superpower - is USSR, which challenged USA post 2nd world war
Influence on India:
1Socialist principles added to National movement - is Kaarachi session.
2Enhanced peasant and workers participation - is formation of INTUC, AITUC, Kisan Sabha
3Increase in revolutionary activities - is HS RA in 1928
4Trade unionism - is passage of Indian Trade Union Act, 1926
182 words4 paragraphs
- Comprehensive coverage of causes
- Well-structured answer with clear categorization
- Mentions influence on Indian national movement as asked
- Provides specific dates and organizations
Topper
Abhimanyu Malik
AIR 602023
Subject & Paper
GS1GS1
Topic
History of the World
Rise of Nationalism
Russian Revolution and its causes and consequences
Writing Stats
182
Total words
4
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structured and analytical
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