Causes of the Russian Revolution- Population


	Causes of the Russian Revolution- Population
	Causes Population	Effects Russia is a large country, with it's population spread through two continents There was no railway system in the early 1900s, Russia was a less industrious than many other countries, including Britain and America 70% of the population were peasants who were uneducated and weren't influential in government, they were easy to control in government Nobility made up a small amount of the population, Russia had a very small amount of people deciding for the country and a small population who were very rich and a large population in poverty The peasants resented their lack of education, their poverty and the power the government had by tax They wanted to work on their own land, land owners treated them badly
	Overall summary The population didn't like the Tsar or the government, they wanted a different government.

Russia is a large country, with it's population spread through two continents
There was no railway system in the early 1900s, Russia was a less industrious than many other countries, including Britain and America
70% of the population were peasants who were uneducated and weren't influential in government, they were easy to control in government
Nobility made up a small amount of the population, Russia had a very small amount of people deciding for the country and a small population who were very rich and a large population in poverty
The peasants resented their lack of education, their poverty and the power the government had by tax
They wanted to work on their own land, land owners treated them badly

The population didn't like the Tsar or the government, they wanted a different government.

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