Socialism in Europe and
the Russian Revolution
Made By - Digraj Singh Rajput
, Socialism in Europe and the Russian Revolution
Introduction
Socialism in Europe The Russian Revolution
● Liberal, radicals and conservatives ● Russian Empire → Economy and society
● Industrial society and social change ● Roots of socialism
● Coming of socialism to Europe and ● 1905 revolution
support ● First world war → Impact
● February revolution
● October Revolution and aftermath
, Socialism in Europe and the Russian Revolution
The age of social change
Understand the essence
Different group
Liberals Radicals Conservatives
● They mainly wanted a nation ● They wanted a government which ● They were against the
that would tolerate all was based on the majority of a change.
religions. country's population.
● They wanted the past to be
● They argued for an elected ● The idea of non-existence of private respected and gradual
parliamentary government, property and concentration of change to take place.
subject to laws interpreted property in hands of a few was
disliked by them. ● But soon after the
by a well-trained judiciary
revolution, began to accept
that was independent of
● Supported voting rights for women the changes.
rulers and officials.
● Not Democrat.
the Russian Revolution
Made By - Digraj Singh Rajput
, Socialism in Europe and the Russian Revolution
Introduction
Socialism in Europe The Russian Revolution
● Liberal, radicals and conservatives ● Russian Empire → Economy and society
● Industrial society and social change ● Roots of socialism
● Coming of socialism to Europe and ● 1905 revolution
support ● First world war → Impact
● February revolution
● October Revolution and aftermath
, Socialism in Europe and the Russian Revolution
The age of social change
Understand the essence
Different group
Liberals Radicals Conservatives
● They mainly wanted a nation ● They wanted a government which ● They were against the
that would tolerate all was based on the majority of a change.
religions. country's population.
● They wanted the past to be
● They argued for an elected ● The idea of non-existence of private respected and gradual
parliamentary government, property and concentration of change to take place.
subject to laws interpreted property in hands of a few was
disliked by them. ● But soon after the
by a well-trained judiciary
revolution, began to accept
that was independent of
● Supported voting rights for women the changes.
rulers and officials.
● Not Democrat.
