Question

Which of the following tables accurately distinguishes the short-term causes and long-term causes of Russification policies?(1 point)
Responses

Short-Term and Long-Term Causes of a Conflict
Short-Term Causes Long-Term Causes
Develop a centralized Russian identity
Gain state control
The assassination of Alexander II
Russia’s conflict with different territories
The loss in the Crimean War
Gain a political and economic advantage
Table with 2 columns and 2 rows.Row 1: Column 1, 'Short-Term Causes'; Column 2, 'Long-Term Causes' Row 2: Column 1, 'Develop a centralized Russian identity Gain state control The assassination of Alexander II'; Column 2, 'Russia’s conflict with different territories The loss in the Crimean War Gain a political and economic advantage'

Short-Term and Long-Term Causes of a Conflict
Short-Term Causes Long-Term Causes
Russia’s conflict with different territories
The loss in the Crimean War
The assassination of Alexander II
Develop a centralized Russian identity
Gain state control
Gain a political and economic advantage
Table with 2 columns and 2 rows.Row 1: Column 1, 'Short-Term Causes'; Column 2, 'Long-Term Causes' Row 2: Column 1, 'Russia’s conflict with different territories The loss in the Crimean War The assassination of Alexander II'; Column 2, 'Develop a centralized Russian identity Gain state control Gain a political and economic advantage'

Short-Term and Long-Term Causes of a Conflict
Short-Term Causes Long-Term Causes
Russia’s conflict with different territories
The loss in the Crimean War
Gain a political and economic advantage
Develop a centralized Russian identity
The assassination of Alexander II
Gain state control
Table with 2 columns and 2 rows.Row 1: Column 1, 'Short-Term Causes'; Column 2, 'Long-Term Causes' Row 2: Column 1, 'Russia’s conflict with different territories The loss in the Crimean War Gain a political and economic advantage'; Column 2, 'Develop a centralized Russian identity The assassination of Alexander II Gain state control'

Short-Term and Long-Term Causes of a Conflict
Short-Term Causes Long-Term Causes
Gain a political and economic advantage
Gain state control
Develop a centralized Russian identity
Russia’s conflict with different territories
The loss in the Crimean War
The assassination of Alexander II
Table with 2 columns and 2 rows.Row 1: Column 1, 'Short-Term Causes'; Column 2, 'Long-Term Causes' Row 2: Column 1, 'Gain a political and economic advantage Gain state control Develop a centralized Russian identity'; Column 2, 'Russia’s conflict with different territories The loss in the Crimean War The assassination of Alexander II'

Answer 1

The second table.

Short-term triggers: Russia’s conflicts with territories, the loss in the Crimean War, and the assassination of Alexander II.
Long-term causes: the drive to develop a centralized Russian identity, gain state control, and gain political/economic advantage.