Why was bloody Sunday turning point in 1905?

Answer 1

The cause of Bloody Sunday can be put on one person; Nicholas II. Nicholas had his factories in an unruly and absurd condition. He wanted all of his workers to work for 11 hours and with little pay. The workers sent him a petition and when he did not respond to that, they simply took matters into their own hands. They marched to the Winter Place and it was a disaster. Hundreds of men, women and children were murdered by the police. Hence Bloody Sunday

Answer 2

A peaceful demonstration of the Assembly of Russian Factory and Mill Workers in St. Petersburg was dispersed (gunned down, actually) by Imperial troops with considerable loss of life. The event is generally thought to have triggered the 1905 Revolution. All the detail you need is at the link below.

Answer 3

22nd January 1905 , Bloody Sunday . Father Gapon , a priest of a chruch that the Czar had funded quite often , was , with the other millions of people in Russia , annoyed with the living and working conditions. So many took to the streets to protest about these conditions and reached the winter palace. The Tsar , Nicholas the second , was not in the palace at this time . So the protestors had to come in face with the Cossacks. The Tsars royal army. When the cossacks saw what was going on , they panicked and started shooting at the demonstrators . This led to 100's dieing and 1000's being injured.

Answer 4

It sparked a revolution that would create one of the most powerfull countrys in the world and the US's biggest rival, all until its downfall in 1991, the Soviet Union. It was also the first country to follow the communist ideology.

Answer 5

It Was Caused by the partition by treaty and cilvismakljs

Answer 6

Bloody Sunday were religious differences plus cause the workers that they didn't get treated right.