 Nicholas inherited the role of Tsar off his father in 1855, when his father Nicholas I passed away.

 Tsar Nicholas did not have the abilities to be a natural autocrat. He considered it his duty to act as autocrat.

 Nicholas tried to keep power. This produced a highly inefficient form of government and the First World War threw these weaknesses into sharp relict. By the end the Tsar had managed to ensure his isolation from virtually all sections of Russia's society.

 Nicholas had the backing of a large and inefficient bureaucracy, but remained supreme. The state police and the army enforced his will, and his officials controlled education and censored the press.

 A duma, or parliament, was set up but the Tsar was able to appoint and dismis ministers at will.

 After the attempted revolution in 1905, in which there was many assassinations of ministers and members of the royal family Tsar Nicholas showed no indication to carry out reforms.

 Tsar Nicholas was an unintelligent family man who was completely unsuited to being the autocratic ruler of 140 mill

 The food supply decreased the industrial and agricultural production was disrupted, and the transportation system became disorganised.

 Housing and conditions in the factories were poor, providing fertile ground for the growth of radical and revolutionary political parties.

 Nicholas married Alexandra, who was a Granddaughter of Queen Victoria. She was believed to be a German spy. She was also believed to have had an affair with Gregory Rasputin.

 Attack on the winter palace in October 1917.

 The October revolution was the result of one man, Lenin, who had to drag not merely the toilers but his own party into a battle that few had enthusiasm for. The masses did not take action for themselves but under the control of an elite, although an elite bitterly opposed to the old order.

 Nicholas controlled the state police, and the army. His officials controlled education and censored the press.

 Revolution broke out by a serious of protests against food shortages, inflation, and rumours about the Tsarina. The protesters were joined by were joined by strikers from factories Petograd and by soldiers sent to deal with the demonstrators. Even some of the Tsars most loyal troops joined in.

 Tsar Nicholas was killed, with his family, on the 2nd of March 1917.

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