The Conditions for Workers and Peasants Under the Bolsheviks and Under the Tsar's Rule

The state of workers and farmers under Bolshevik and the emperor was disappointing under the rule of the emperor, but it was not a shame within the control of Bolshevik. Bolshevik claimed that their policies fully support proletariat, but under Lenin and Bolshevik, farmers were forced to face severe famine and sudden decline in living standards. When Alexander II took over the administration in 1855, he realized that it is necessary to modernize Russia and to undergo dramatic reforms to improve the weakness of the economy.

Both Tours and Bolsheviks face the threatening opposition. The emperor 's opponents are supported by the working class - a farmer - based social revolutionary against Bolshevik himself (later became Bolshevik's opponent). After the Okrana and military intervention, the failure of the revolution in 1905 showed that the emperor can not hold power without repression. Okrana was also used to remove Russian revolutionaries - like Lenin himself. Bolshevik shared the problems caused by minorities and their desire for independence. However, the Brest-Litovsk Convention weakened the opposition to Bolshevik after 25% of the Russian land was abolished - primarily to host minority lands. Both governments are facing wide-ranging opposition, encouraging crackdowns to eliminate the biggest threats, such as the dissolution of the SR-led constitution in 1918. Lenin weakened the power of the elite by acquiring property and institution from them.

After the Bolshevik Revolution, Lenin and his new Communist government began many reforms. They seized land from emperors, churches, nobles and other landlords, redistributed them to farmers, in order to reform the agricultural sector during the revolution and reward the farmer's loyalty. There are no exploitative working conditions, breaks or vacations. Children born of working-class parents can not go to school. They have been working since they were children and before 1921 was the exploitation and abuse of children in Russian factories and industrial areas in general. Many women are also suffering from abortion due to improper sanitation. According to the new regulations, the factory is managed by the elected worker committee.