Asses the impact Lenin had on Russia and the Russian people.
             Lenin was a remarkable leader who introduced many new policies that helped in the development of Russia to make it a stronger and more independent country. The War Communism was one of the most disliked policies by the people. Lenin was obligated into putting 'War Communism' into action; otherwise there would have been no way for the Bolsheviks to have won the war. The most popular policy introduced by Lenin was the NEP (New Economic Policy).This gave the people much more freedom than they had in the Tsar's time. Lenin was basically a unpretentious man whose only ambition was to make Russia a better place.
             Things were bad in Russia between 1914-17; World War II was taking place. The war was going badly for Russia and the conditions were terrible for the people and they were suffering. Near the end of the War, the people were fed up and soon there was an uprising and the people all rebelled against the Tsar, leading to him being overthrown. After the Tsar had been overthrown, they needed someone to run the country, so they formed the Provisional Government, which would stay in Power and rule the country until elections could be held to choose a new government and make a decision as to how Russia was to be ruled in the future. But as the Provisional Government was being formed, The Petrograd Soviet, a workers' and soldiers' council was being formed alongside it. There was Dual power between the Soviets and the Provisional Government, with the Provisional Government only able to make decisions if the Soviet agreed. Although the Soviets had much more power due to the fact it had issued the 'Order no. 1', many people liked the first measures taken by the Provisional Government;
             "Political prisoners were freed, and the government announced that there would be freedom of press, freedom of speech, the right to strike and an end to soci...