Causes of The 1917 Russian Revolution- Russification


	Causes of The 1917 Russian Revolution- Russification
	Causes Russification	Effects Russification was a policy to force Russian culture on other areas of the Russian Empire.There were over a hundred different cultures in the Russian Empire with revolts because they wanted to be independent from Russia The Tsar made all education, law courts and regional governments use Russian for documents and meetings They didn't allow any national culture in the countries. The people of these countries were already resentful of the Russian control and now had their culture taken away from them The centralised government meant that these countries weren't proportionally represented in a largely Russian government.
	Overall summary This policy encouraged unrest in the Russian Empire, however it was not influential enough to be seen as cause for the Russian Revolution.

Russification was a policy to force Russian culture on other areas of the Russian Empire.There were over a hundred different cultures in the Russian Empire with revolts because they wanted to be independent from Russia
The Tsar made all education, law courts and regional governments use Russian for documents and meetings
They didn't allow any national culture in the countries.
The people of these countries were already resentful of the Russian control and now had their culture taken away from them
The centralised government meant that these countries weren't proportionally represented in a largely Russian government.

This policy encouraged unrest in the Russian Empire, however it was not influential enough to be seen as cause for the Russian Revolution.

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