First of all, the revolution had several political causes. One of these causes was the nature of the czarist regime. This regime, in his last days became an autocratic bureaucracy that relied on force to impose it's will on people. This regime passed some laws such as "The emancipation edict" that opened the way to industrialization, but had terrible consequences on workers and peasants making them more receptive to radical ideas such as nihilism, anarchism and communism. It also prosecuted the non-Russian nationalities throughout the empire. Another political cause was that Russia was divided into several political parties. Some of these parties were asking for a constitutional monarchy, but the largest...