If you lived in russia in december 1916, how would you respond to these conditions? check any that you agree with. i would steal food to feed my family. i would trust that the tsar would make things better. i would leave russia to look for a better life elsewhere. i would join a revolutionary group to overthrow the tsar. i would participate in demonstrations outside of the tsar’s palace.

If I lived in Russia in December 1916 I would join a revolutionary group to overthrow the tsar.

The Tsars made life unbearable for the people they refused to listen or make life easier for the Russians.

Most of the Russians at the time were peasants who still paid rent to the people that ruled the country. They had nothing to their names.

Life was very tough and the people lived in the villages that were like that they had no link to the rest of the world. To flee the hardship,  I would join a revolutionary group to overthrow the tsar.

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The correct answer is D) I would join a revolutionary group to overthrow the Tsar.

The conditions people lived in Russia in December 1916 were so harsh. People that lived in Russa were suffering, they were poor and desperate. The situation was difficult, tension was high and the citizens were in a brink of social mobilization. In that month, the war had caused starvation in Russian’s citizens, inflation on the economy and immigration. Strikes in factories augmented protest and Rasputin is killed. The Tsar reign was living its lasts moments.  

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