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1. In February 1917, widespread protests in Petrograd sparked by International Women's Day grew into a revolution that led to the abdication of Tsar Nicholas II. This created a power vacuum split between the Provisional Government and the Petrograd Soviet. 2. In April, Lenin returned to Russia after exile and published his April Theses calling for an end to the war, redistributing land to peasants, and transferring power to the soviets. 3. In October, the Bolsheviks led an armed insurrection and seized power in Petrograd, starting the October Revolution. They went on to consolidate control across Russia.

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1. In February 1917, widespread protests in Petrograd sparked by International Women's Day grew into a revolution that led to the abdication of Tsar Nicholas II. This created a power vacuum split between the Provisional Government and the Petrograd Soviet. 2. In April, Lenin returned to Russia after exile and published his April Theses calling for an end to the war, redistributing land to peasants, and transferring power to the soviets. 3. In October, the Bolsheviks led an armed insurrection and seized power in Petrograd, starting the October Revolution. They went on to consolidate control across Russia.

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M I N D M A P

3.5 Angered
revolutionaries who only 3.1 Failure
wanted a defensive war
1.4 Tsar Abdicates 3.4 Kerensky's decision
1.1 International Women's
Day Protest 1.5 'Dual Power'
Petrograd Soviet &
Provisional Government
3. June 3.2 To keep Allies happy

1.2 Factory Workers join


Offensive
protest
1. February 1.4 Tsar Abdicates 3.3 Desertions
Revolution
6.2 Trotsky Chairman of 4.1 Caused by June
Petrograd Soviet Offensive
1.3 Military mutiny
4.2 Soldiers Mutiny
1.6 War Continued

1917
6.1 Bolsheviks control Petrograd 4.3 Spontaneous
Soviet Proletarian Uprising in
Petrograd
6.3 Trotsky establishes 4. July Days 4.4 Lenin does not support.
6. October MilRevCom to plan Bolshevik
Bolsheviks not in control.
Revolution takeover
6.4 Lenin returns (again). Trotsky supports
Decides now is time for 4.5 Bolsheviks imprisoned.
revolution 4.6 Kerensky PM Lenin flees
6.6 10,000 Red
Guards mobilised 6.5 Red Guards established
24/25 October.
4.2 Kornilov thought
Takeover easy. Prov. 2.2 Finland Station Bolsheviks behind July
Govt. collapses. Days

4.5 Revolt fails 4.1 Attempted military coup


2.6 Telescoped Revolution
2.1 Allowed to travel
through Germany! 2. Lenin 2.3a Peace: Get Russia out
4.4 Kerensky releases and
of the war!
arms Bolsheviks
2.4 End accommodationism
5. Kornilov
2.3 April Theses Revolt
2.5 All Power to the 4.3 Caused by July Days
Soviets! 2.3b Bread: Food for the
2.3c Land: Land for the people!
Peasants!

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