Asked by Sam

Which of the following results from France giving Russia a loan to Build the Trans-Siberian railway?

I think it's Russia defaults on its debt making an enemy of France.Don't I can't find anything. Help please
Answered by Ms. Sue
What are your other choices?
Answered by Sam
France developed a political alliance with Russia

Austria- Hungary demanded equal support from France
Germany canceled its alliance with France.
Answered by Ms. Sue
I found no evidence that Russia and France were enemies at that time.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/France%E2%80%93Russia_relations
Answered by Sam
Could this be in Russia defaults on its debt? Before the revolution, czarist Russia regularly sold bonds abroad to finance the country's economic development.

The loans helped finance 40,000 miles of railroad, including the Trans-Siberian, as well as ports, factories and some of Moscow's and St. Petersburg's most magnificent buildings.

In France, where most of the bonds were issued, families were inspired by high interest rates and a government advertising blitz to support Russia as part of a pre-World War I alliance against Germany.

"Russia needed financial aid and our government asked us to help. If you were a good citizen, you went to the bank and you bought Russian bonds," said Suzanne Estival, 87, whose grandfather bought 100.
Answered by Ms. Sue
This is the best answer.

France developed a political alliance with Russia
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