Expanded History.
The Soviet Union was a former federation of communist republics that occupied the northern half of Asia and part of eastern Europe, capital, Moscow. Created from the remnants of the Russian empire in the aftermath of the 1917 Russian Revolution, the 1917 Russian revolution was an integral part of Russia’s history especially when it came to the shift of governments/ power, as the Russian revolution led to deposing/assassination of the Russian royal family including Tzar Nicholas III, the former ruler of Russia by forces under the leadership of Vladimir Lenin, a man who would later become the first president of Russia or rather the Soviet Union. This event was triggered due to the bloodshed during WW1, which caused many Russian citizens to resent Russia’s ruling class as Tzar Nicholas had not delivered any resolutions that would ensure the safety and health of the Russian people. A man known as Vladimir Lenin saw his people disillusioned with the Tzar and swayed his people via propagand
