How Did Lenin Lose The Russian Revolution

On March 8, 1917, the Bolsheviks had dissolved Tsar Nicholas II Monarchy rule and formed the Soviet Union. As a result of the Russian Revolution, the civilization of Russia adjusted to a new civilization. The Russian Revolution was an overall success by changing Russia's Monarchy into a communist state, changing into a socialist economy from a capitalist economy, and changed the socio-economic classes.
Before the Russian Revolution Russia had a Monarch named Tsar Nicholas the II, but after the Russian Revolution, Russia turned into a communist state. Tsar Nicholas the II admits defeat and agrees to abdicate. Giving the Bolsheviks the chance to claim the government and morph Russia into a communist state. The monarch granted the creation of
Then the Russian Revolution gave everyone in Russia that sense that everyone is of one class united. Russia’s military responded against the monarch and the provisional government by committing mutiny and joining the protesters and helping overthrow the government. The people of Russia had a long time disliking their government, but would use the military against the people, but then the military saw themselves in the same class as the Russian people who saw the monarch and provisional government as apathetic. Lenin's comment “Bread, peace, and land” on the Russian Revolution would be the words of protest that the people would use as they demanded resources, withdrawal from World War one, and land for the people. The saying “Bread, peace, and land” would be the words to unite the people of Russia into one class. The people demanded Tsar Nicholas the II to relinquish power as monarch by responding with protests ranging with women protests, protests with the military, and protests from abuse and killings of the people from the government such as Bloody Sunday and the use of secret police. Russians from all classes might have differentiated from what they wanted the government to be like or the revolution's ideology such as the Mensheviks and Bolsheviks. Yet one thing in most of the Russian people’s mind was to overthrow Tsar Nicholas the II which gave a sort of unity of classes towards fighting against the Tsar. The Russian military mutiny, Lenin's saying for unity and most of the Russian people wanting to overthrow Tsar Nicholas the II lead to a form of unity of the Russian people from different classes that had found the Russian government as