n Idrovo - 29 10.5 CL Russian Revolution Causes 2022 ☆ 回@ Edit View Insert Format Tools Add-ons Help Accessibility Last edit was yesterday at 10:14 AM 100% - Normal text Helveticn- BIUA . 10 A ..S . .... 7. 1 CIS .9 10 1904 was a bad year for Russian workers. Prices of essential goods rose so qulckly that real wages declined by 20 per cent. When four members of the Assernbly of Russian Workers were dismissed at the Putilov Iron Works, Gapon called for industrial action. Over the next few days, over 110,000 workers in St. Petersburg went out on strike. Painting commemorating Bloody Sunday created before 1917. In an attempt to settle the dispute, George Gapon decided to make a personal appeal to Czar Nicholas II. He drew up a petition outlining the workers' suffering and demands. This included calling for a reduction in the working day to eight hours, an increase in wages and an improvement in working conditions. Over 150,000 people signed the petition and on January 22, 1905, Gapon led a large procession of workers to the Winter Palace in order to present the petition to Nicholas II. When the procession of workers reached the Winter Palace, it was attacked by the police and the Cossacks (Russian Soldiers). Over 100 workers were killed and some 300 wounded. The incident became known as Bloody Sunday. 2 Bloody Sunday sparked waves of strikes and violence across Russia in support of worker's rights and against the Czar. The violence following Bloody Sunday became known as the Revolution of 1905. In response, Czar Nicholas II reluctantly promised more freedom and approved of the creation of the Duma, the first parliament in Russia. Nicholas Il dissolved the Duma in ten weeks and many of the problems plaguing Russian workers continued. 5. What would have been some of your thoughts if you were with the workers who were being killed by the Czar's soldiers at the Winter Palace? 4. What were the worker's demands? 3. What types of poor working conditions inspired the Industry workers to approach the Winter Palace on January 22, 1905?

n Idrovo - 29 10.5 CL Russian Revolution Causes 2022 ☆ 回@ Edit View Insert Format Tools Add-ons Help Accessibility Last edit was yesterday at 10:14 AM 100% - Normal text Helveticn- BIUA . 10 A ..S . .... 7. 1 CIS .9 10 1904 was a bad year for Russian workers. Prices of essential goods rose so qulckly that real wages declined by 20 per cent. When four members of the Assernbly of Russian Workers were dismissed at the Putilov Iron Works, Gapon called for industrial action. Over the next few days, over 110,000 workers in St. Petersburg went out on strike. Painting commemorating Bloody Sunday created before 1917. In an attempt to settle the dispute, George Gapon decided to make a personal appeal to Czar Nicholas II. He drew up a petition outlining the workers' suffering and demands. This included calling for a reduction in the working day to eight hours, an increase in wages and an improvement in working conditions. Over 150,000 people signed the petition and on January 22, 1905, Gapon led a large procession of workers to the Winter Palace in order to present the petition to Nicholas II. When the procession of workers reached the Winter Palace, it was attacked by the police and the Cossacks (Russian Soldiers). Over 100 workers were killed and some 300 wounded. The incident became known as Bloody Sunday. 2 Bloody Sunday sparked waves of strikes and violence across Russia in support of worker's rights and against the Czar. The violence following Bloody Sunday became known as the Revolution of 1905. In response, Czar Nicholas II reluctantly promised more freedom and approved of the creation of the Duma, the first parliament in Russia. Nicholas Il dissolved the Duma in ten weeks and many of the problems plaguing Russian workers continued. 5. What would have been some of your thoughts if you were with the workers who were being killed by the Czar's soldiers at the Winter Palace? 4. What were the worker's demands? 3. What types of poor working conditions inspired the Industry workers to approach the Winter Palace on January 22, 1905?