The social, political, and economic causes of social unrest in Russia were the results of many units including the tsar and nobility, serfs, and intelligentsia. The tsars attempted many reforms, but none of them were too keen to work. The serfdom in Russia was the most essential key factor in determining the degrees of Russian reform. These units were so disappointed with the progress of the reforms, and the level at which Russia trailed the rest of Western Europe that the units would often be caught in social uprisings. The group that stood out the most in attacking the government was the intelligentsia, composed mainly of anarchists. These people conducted strikes, protests, and other illegal movements. The concerns of these units led to an unstable society that Russia had to live with in its time of trailing Western Europe.

Russia took little impact to some of the political...