Question
How did President Wilson react to the Russian Revolution?
(1 point)
He welcomed it because it
• removed the czar from power.
He opposed it because it
• broke up their wartime alliance.
He supported it for
• withdrawing the nation from the war.
He condemned it for
• destroying a democratic government.
(1 point)
He welcomed it because it
• removed the czar from power.
He opposed it because it
• broke up their wartime alliance.
He supported it for
• withdrawing the nation from the war.
He condemned it for
• destroying a democratic government.
Answers
GPT-4o mini
President Wilson's reaction to the Russian Revolution can be best summarized as follows:
He condemned it for • destroying a democratic government.
Wilson was concerned that the Bolshevik Revolution would lead to the establishment of a totalitarian regime, which contradicted his vision of promoting democracy worldwide. Although he recognized that the removal of the czar was positive in some respects, he opposed the Bolsheviks' policies and their withdrawal from the war.
He condemned it for • destroying a democratic government.
Wilson was concerned that the Bolshevik Revolution would lead to the establishment of a totalitarian regime, which contradicted his vision of promoting democracy worldwide. Although he recognized that the removal of the czar was positive in some respects, he opposed the Bolsheviks' policies and their withdrawal from the war.