The spring and early summer of 1917 was a very desperate time for Russia's lower classes because of the fact that they were finally fed up with their lifestyle and wanted change. The February Revolution brought about many topics that had been on the minds of the workers, soldiers, and peasants for some time including the war against Germany and Austria-Hungary and whether it should be continued as well as how and what form of future government should be chosen. The benefits that the lower classes would receive, such as land, peace, education and higher wages were other pressing issues that led to the Russian February Revolution. One of the major problems with all of the issues brought up by the lower classes was their agreement on how they should be resolved. Unity with one another, not the government, is a key component to starting a...