To what extent did opposition from national minorities lead to the fall of the Provisional Government? (Depth Study 2)
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- To what extent did opposition from national minorities lead to the fall of the Provisional Government
- Reasons for Opposition from National Minorities
- The Gov. was slow to create assemblies in which minorities could voice their concerns
- lead to calls for autonomy
- was encouraged by the success of workers and soldiers in establishing their own committees to demand more rights
- The Gov. was slow to create assemblies in which minorities could voice their concerns
- Actions of National Minorities
- A central council - Rada - was established in Kiev, Ukraine
- In Finland, politicians campaigned to dent up their own parliament free from central influence
- These and other committees started to solve problems like land distribution with the Gov.
- Reaction of the Provisional Government
- They did set committees in these areas calling for autonomy
- They were often in opposition to local councils that were actually trying to solve problems
- Caused a rise in nationalism, especially in peasant-dominated countries (e.g. Ukraine) as the Gov. didn't solve problems like land distribution
- allowed left-wing parties to become more established at a local level
- They did set committees in these areas calling for autonomy
- Reasons for Opposition from National Minorities
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