The Tsars and their policies were greedy, self-absorbed and wasteful; they had absolute power; there was almost no land available to the peasants and taxation was very high, especially for those who could least afford it. The refusal of any reform produced frustration among Russia’s people which eventually led to rebellion...
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The refusal of any reform produced frustration among Russia’s people which eventually led to rebellion. The feeling among those who rebelled was that any demands could only truly be met by revolution. Thus began the forming of active revolutionaries. Active revolutionaries were made up mostly of intelligentsia...
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