Question
A major cause of the Russian Revolution in 1917 was —
A.the overwhelming success of the Tsarist government in World War I.
B.the rapid expansion of democratic reforms.
C.strong support for capitalism among the Russian population.
D.widespread poverty, social inequality, and dissatisfaction with the Tsar.
A.the overwhelming success of the Tsarist government in World War I.
B.the rapid expansion of democratic reforms.
C.strong support for capitalism among the Russian population.
D.widespread poverty, social inequality, and dissatisfaction with the Tsar.
Answers
GPT-4o mini
The correct answer is D. widespread poverty, social inequality, and dissatisfaction with the Tsar.
The Russian Revolution was driven by anger over the oppressive autocratic regime of Tsar Nicholas II, exacerbated by the hardships faced by the population during World War I, including severe economic difficulties, food shortages, and a lack of political representation.
The Russian Revolution was driven by anger over the oppressive autocratic regime of Tsar Nicholas II, exacerbated by the hardships faced by the population during World War I, including severe economic difficulties, food shortages, and a lack of political representation.