1Which writing inspired the ideas supported by the Bolsheviks?

2. What turning point occurred in Russia in 1917?

3. What did the Bolsheviks plan to do after taking control of Russia?

4. Who took over in the USSR after Vladimir Lenin?

(See explanation for further details).

Explanation:

1) The Bolsheviks were inspired by the critiques and works of Vladimir Lenin, who gave an interpretation of the works of Karl Marx, in which he supported the idea of finishing the Tsarist regime in Russia by a violent revolution to establish a proletarian regime.

2) The continuous defeats of the Russian army against Germany in World War I and the deterioration of economic conditions for Russian subjects obliged the Tsar Nicholas II to abdicate. A moderate regime led by Aleksander Kerensky was established in February 1917, which failed in confronting the desperate situation in the country and Bolsheviks made a coup d'etat in October 1917 with support of the German espionage.

3) The plan consisted in the seizure of government institution in San Petersburg, accompanied with violent revolts. The Bolsheviks had the economic support of the German espionage, whose government feared that consolidation of the Kerensky's regime would mean a war against the German Empire in two fronts.

4) Iosiv Vissarionovich Dzugashvili (Stalin) in 1928.

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