Which event in 1905 is described as 'REALLY BAD' with famine and starvation?

Which event in 1905 is described as 'REALLY BAD' with famine and starvation?

• A. The 1905 Revolution
• B. The February Revolution of 1917
• C. The October Revolution of 1917
• D. The Russian Civil War

Answer: (A)

The event in 1905 connected with famine and starvation is the 1905 Revolution. That year Russia faced severe food shortages due to poor harvests and economic strain, which amplified anger over the Tsarist regime and contributed to widespread strikes, peasant uprisings, and unrest. This combination of political pressure and dire living conditions helped spark mass demonstrations (like Bloody Sunday) and ultimately pushed the regime toward concessions, such as the promise of a constitutional framework. The other events listed happened later—in 1917 or during the Civil War—and are not the 1905 famine-driven upheaval.

The event in 1905 connected with famine and starvation is the 1905 Revolution. That year Russia faced severe food shortages due to poor harvests and economic strain, which amplified anger over the Tsarist regime and contributed to widespread strikes, peasant uprisings, and unrest. This combination of political pressure and dire living conditions helped spark mass demonstrations (like Bloody Sunday) and ultimately pushed the regime toward concessions, such as the promise of a constitutional framework. The other events listed happened later—in 1917 or during the Civil War—and are not the 1905 famine-driven upheaval.