Which statement describes a major effect of the Russian Revolution of 1905?

Answer 1

The czar agreed to give up some power and create a Russian parliament. (Apex 2021)

Answer 2

As a result of the Russian Revolution of 1905, Tsar Nicholas II allowed the creation of the Duma, a lower house parliamentary body democratically elected by the Russian people. The other result was the issuance of the October Manifesto by the Tsar which promised greater individual freedoms to the Russian people. As with any autocratic rulers, the Tsar soon reneged in part on all promises he made in order to stay in power. The Duma never became a governing body as promised. It was reduced to making recommendations which the Tsar was free to ignore.

Answer 3

The Russian Revolution of 1905 was significant in terms of Russia's future. The apparent result was to form a parliamentary type of country, in the manner of some progressive European ones. The parliament was called the Duma. It did little to change the power of the Russian Czar. Soon the peasant and worker uprising was basically defused and the Duma was a shell of a governing body. The revolution made it clear that the Russian bourgeoisie needed the autocracy to keep Russian workers in their place. Some historians say that the Czarist regime survived the 1905 revolution by splitting apart the workers from the middle classes.

Answer 4

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The czar agreed to give up some power and create a Russian parliament.

Answer 5

Russian workers organized into soviets.