The Bolshevik Revolution Is Inevitable In The Russian Revolution

Vladimir Lenin once stated “A revolution is impossible without a revolutionary situation; furthermore, not every revolutionary situation leads to revolution” this implies that the conditions have to be right for a revolution to be successful. During and before the Bolshevik Revolution these conditions were set up perfectly for a revolution to happen. The Bolshevik Revolution did not just occur during the October Revolution it did not happen over night it was a building of events that lasted from the end of the tsar empire up to the civil war. To say the Bolshevik Revolution was inevitable is to give a name to a revolution that was due in time by the working people and the peasants. Thus I am referring to the Bolsheviks as a peasant and working people revolution. I argue that the Bolshevik Revolution was inevitable in Russian history due to the fall of the tsar regime, failure of the provisional government, right ideology and the civil war. All of these factors happened at the right time such as Lenin

Because Marxism was established as their ideology and it created a sense of nationalism with the workers and the peasants because both wanted major reforms and were tired of being the leaders ponds. The Bolshevik Revolution essentially was able to unify these two groups and start a revolution. However, he fall of the tsar, the timing of all the revolutions that were going on at the time and the failure of the government to establish their rule and create new policies for the suffering class made the Bolshevik Revolution happen quickly, essentially it was all due to lucky timing and getting the right people to advocate. The Bolshevik Revolution displayed how a regime is able to come to power due to poor attention to a group of people and how war can be a main factor in disapproving of a