Soldier Life
How would a soldier react to the February revolution of 1917?
They began revolting against the government
How would a factory worker react to the February revolution of 1917?
They went on strike an did not like the February revolution of 1917.
How would a farmer react to the February revolution of 1917?
They joined the Bolsheviks to go on strike against the failed Provisional Government.
How would a seamstress react to the February revolution of 1917?
Seamstresses were angry because they made abortion and divorce a law that you couldn't have one so they did not like it.
How would a soldier react to the October Revolution of 1917?
They joined the rush to riot against the government through dissatisfactions
How would a factory worker react to the October Revolution of 1917?
Workers established control over production and distribution in many factories and plants in a social revolution.
How would a farmer react to the October Revolution of 1917?
They were mad because all of their grown food wasn't going towards the people but the soldiers and they were starving.
How would a seamstress react to the October Revolution of 1917?
They joined the popular Bolshevik uprising because they proved to show that they were on their side and that they were going to do something about it.
How would a soldier react to the Treaty of Brest Litovsk?
A soldier would've been asking why are we still trying to fight this war even though we don't have any resources and we are out numbered.
How would a factory worker react to the Treaty of Brest Litovsk?
They considered it an act of treason and deeply harmful to the interests of russian workers.
How would a farmer react to the Treaty of Brest Litovsk?
The treaty was controversial in Russia, giving a unifying cause to the White movement and opening a rift between the Bolsheviks and the Left Socialist-Revolutionaries.
How would a seamstress react to the Treaty of Brest Litovsk?
They really wouldn't have cared because they were just housewives and they didn't really have a say in anything.