... derived from God. However, with growing industrialisation, a corrupt system had to be put in place to prevent any downfall of their dynasty. With the added problems of peasantry, the tsarist regime's neglect to reform and the poor advice of an illiterate and uncultured man, revolution was inevitable. Tsar Nicholas II and Alexandra were the foundation for the downfall of the Romanov ... of his dynasty. What Nicholas failed see was that by suppressing his people he left them with an increased desire to rebel. Nicholas II favoured ministers who gave him "distorted pictures of Russian life-...

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