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To what extent can Tsar Nicholas II be blamed for the 1917 revolution?

Question by maya: To what extent can Tsar Nicholas be blamed for the 1917 revolution?

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Answer by joey
Alot of things. Russia was behind other countries that were modernizing and industrializing. Entering World War 1 was the last straw because they were ill equipped and were losing.

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  1. Chris Tee says

    he got in the way of Bolshevik bullets.

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