Page 1 : So inc eononle ay ails a Russia befnsg 1905?, essful conditions of Russia before 1905 led to the big revolution, known as the ‘1g., of the Russian population ya, grains. Most of the industries were run by the, and sometime the workers did not, idespread of corruption and exploitations,, especially Tsar Nicholas II was self-willeg,, ce of the public welfare, the working condition, kers and peasants were both divided. Peasants, ing inspired by the democratic, so demanded a responsible, it even led to the moderate, , Ans. The dist!, Revolution’., , 20th century, about 85%, r exporter of, , ginning of the, rking hours, , as the majo, were no limit of wo!, s. This was leading to W’, ry. The Tsar, , During the be, alist. Russia W, trialists. There, minimum wage, and was an autocrac, r. Due to his ignoran, ted. The wor., t and even murdered landlords. Be, European countries, the Russians al, s were turned down. Therefore,, , agricultur:, private indus, get even the, Russia ruled by a Tsar, and corrupt rule, , oppressive, and peasants deteriora, , of the workers, frequently refused to pay ren, experiments by the Western, government but all their demand, reformers talk about revolutions., reign of the Tsar Nicholas Il, the general public including the workers and farmers, ereas the privileged class has got special rights. The situation, the Liberals campaigned to end this state of affairs. It led to, 1 Democratic Workers Party in 1898 by the socialists who, rther divided into two groups — Menshevils, , d were led by Lenin who is regarded 8s the, , During the, had no say in the government wh, , had collapsed to a level that even, the foundation of the Russian Socia, followed Marx’s ideas. In 1903, this party was fu, , and Bolsheviks. The Bolsheviks were in majority an, greatest thinker on socialism after Marx.