Abdication of the Tsar: Feb/March revolution 1917
-Took place during World Ward 1
-People began rioting and striking in Petrograd
-The revolution ousted the Tsar (abdication) and replace him with a provisional Government
-Diarchy followed (A government run by two rulers)
-Petrograd soviet and the Provisional government are the two strong factors
-The Provisional government was led by Prince Lvov
-Replaced by Alexander Kerensky
-Both try to keep Russia in WWI
-The idea of more war was unpopular with the people
-People began rioting and striking in Petrograd
-The revolution ousted the Tsar (abdication) and replace him with a provisional Government
-Diarchy followed (A government run by two rulers)
-Petrograd soviet and the Provisional government are the two strong factors
-The Provisional government was led by Prince Lvov
-Replaced by Alexander Kerensky
-Both try to keep Russia in WWI
-The idea of more war was unpopular with the people
Summary: As the people of Russia became dissatisfied with the Tsar, they began to revolt against him. As a result he was replaced by a provisional government which resulted in diarchy.