Had the Russian Revolution not happened is a difficult historical concept. The removal from power of the Monarchy is obviously a pre requisite of a Republic. There is much in Russian history to suggest that had the Revolution not happened then the monarchy there would now be extremely powerful.
Prior to the 1905 revolution there was an absolute monarchy. Afterwards, a parliamentary body was created... and was disbanded not much later.
No, it did not. If you're on Castle Learning and one of the choices is the Black Plague led to labor shortages, that's the answer.
absoloute power or the Czar
The opposing of the Russian Czar led to the Russian Revolution, the death of the Russian monarchy, and the establishment of the Russian Communist State. The French had nothing to do with the Russian Revolution.
No, the Revolution got rid of the "monarchy", or Czars and Czarinas, and put the "people" in charge of governing the country.
WW1 sparked the Bolshevik revolution because Tzar Nicholas sent millions of Russianpeasantsto their deaths on the front. This angered the Russian people and sparked the Bolshevik Revolution. The Bolshevik revolution pitted the Russian Monarchy against communists led byVladimirLenin. The Bolsheviks won, and the monarchy was murdered by extremists
the empire of russia was a absolute monarchy
Germany
Yes. The Revolution overthrew the Romanovs and the took down the monarchy itself.
The West was elated at the outcome of the March Revolution. The only absolute monarchy in the Allied Forces had turned deomcratic. However, when the communist Bolsheviks took power in the November Revolution, the West was panicked. A Red Scare even erupted in the United States.
Romanovs. 'Romanovy'. "Романовы" in Russian.
No. Siberia is part of Russia. Before the 1917 Revolution the Russian monarchs also reigned over Siberia, but Siberia has never had a monarchy of its own.