The failure of the Constitutional Revolution and its aftermath was like an earthquake, followed by aftershocks such as the Jungle Movement of Gilan, the Colonel Pesyan Uprising, and the Mohammad Khiabani's Uprising. The deterioration of the socio-political situation in Iran, the interventions of the Russia and British governments, the weakness of the central government and the formation of several local governments with short lifespans and mostly with dependent leaders were among the factors of the freedom-seeking uprising that sought to elevate the country. The ratification of the 1919 Anglo-Persian Agreement by Vossug ed Dowleh and the killing of Russian forces in Tabriz and the Russian ultimatum to Iran in 1911, dealt a final blow to the supreme goals of the constitutional movement. Another factor that contributed to the uprising was the announcement of the dissolution of the Azerbaijani Democratic Party by Vossug ed Dowleh. It was while despite his sabotage, six members of the party were able to enter the National Consultative Assembly.