What were the long term causes of the march revolution?

Answer 1

Several causes led to the eventual overthrow of the monarchy, and the Russian Revolution. First of all, Nicholas II was a poor leader who refused to even consider private property ownership in Russia. The people of Russia had never been happy with his foreign born wife, and were further alienated by her attachment to the radical priest and healer, Rasputin. The Tsar had failed to update the railway system, which put Russia at a disadvantage during the war. He had put himself in charge of the military, and failed miserably. The country was racked by food shortages, and the factories were shut down. He ignored any suggestions by the Duma, and eventually was forced to abdicate, leading the way to the provisional government, and the beginning of the revolution.

Answer 2

This question refers to the March 1917 Russian Revolution. The long term causes of it were a backwards looking monarchy that failed to produce happy, productive farmers. The Russian monarchy had fallen far behind the western European nations in terms of freedoms or economic enrichments. There was little hope of improvement among the common Russian peasant or worker. The monarchy had a long history of repression and a lack for caring about its peoples. The stress of WW 1 added to the problems.

Answer 3

the people of the north came to invade russia