What problem did Russia face after the1905 Revolution? How effective was Nicholas II in dealing with these problems?

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What problem did Russia face after the1905 Revolution? How effective was

Nicholas II in dealing with these problems?

In January 1905, there was a revolutionary tide in Russia. We called this

revolution as 1905 Revolution mainly caused by the defeat of Russo-Japanese War in

September and the Bloody Sunday Incident in January. In the country, workers,

peasants and merchants were holding demonstrations in order to express their

discontent to the Czarist government. Although Nicholas II issued the October

Manifesto to pacify the discontent of people temporarily, he still had to face some

problems after the 1905 Revolution. To regain the support from people, he needed to

carry out the reforms in the October Manifesto. His reform included different aspect,

such as political aspect, social aspect and economic aspect. He also appointed Peter

Stolypin as the prime minister to stabilize the country. Nicholas II had tried his best to

regain people's support and stop the revolution tide through the reforms after the

1905 Revolution.

Poor livelihood, no franchise of general Russians and the insult of

Russo-Japanese War all these were reasons to cause the 1905 Revolution.