Abhineet Kumar 9/22/08
Grade 11 History HL

Nicholas II and Outbreak of 1917 Revolution

Learning from your mistakes is something most people should have the ability to do. You do something wrong, you at least try to do it right the next time. Clearly, this was not the case with Nicholas II: the Tsar of Russia. His incompetence as a leader resulted in some, if not several, poor decisions that caused his imminent decline in reliability from, “the Tsar chosen by God to lead all”, to, “the bloody murderer”. Now, you’d think he would have learned something from all of this. You’d think that he didn’t want to keep a name like the bloody murderer all his life. The truth is he probably did think this way. In fact, he was intelligent person who indeed wanted the best for his country and its people. However, something went wrong here as he didn’t really end up accomplishing this. Generally......

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