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The emancipation boosted social reform and economic development, but it failed to address Russia’s long-term weaknesses.
The emancipation boosted social reform and economic development, but it failed to address Russia’s long-term weaknesses.
The emancipation was successful in abolishing serfdom, but it led to significant conflict and war because of opposition from the people.
The emancipation was successful in abolishing serfdom, but it led to significant conflict and war because of opposition from the people.
The emancipation boosted social reform and economic development, and it helped Russia strengthen its long-term weaknesses.
The emancipation boosted social reform and economic development, and it helped Russia strengthen its long-term weaknesses.
The emancipation increased economic development, but it failed to abolish feudal serfdom in Russia.
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The statement that best explains the effects of the emancipation over time is:
"The emancipation boosted social reform and economic development, but it failed to address Russia’s long-term weaknesses."
This reflects the historical context of the Emancipation Reform of 1861, which indeed abolished serfdom and initiated some social reforms, but many of the underlying issues in Russian society and governance remained unresolved, leading to continued challenges in the years that followed.
