What was one of the most significant causes of the Russian Revolution of

1917?

O

A. An economic collapse that created resentment toward the czarist

system

O

B. A set of unpopular policies that stripped lands from nobles and

the church

O

C. An end to the military alliance between Great Britain, France, and

Russia

O

D. A rebellion by ethnic minorities who demanded independence

from Russia

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Gavin Garner

27 April, 03:17

What was one of the most significant causes of the Russian Revolution of

1917?

O

A. An economic collapse that created resentment toward the czarist

system

O

B. A set of unpopular policies that stripped lands from nobles and

the church

O

C. An end to the military alliance between Great Britain, France, and

Russia

O

D. A rebellion by ethnic minorities who demanded independence

from Russia

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Kassandra Cain · Answer 1

D. a rebellion by ethnic minorities who demanded independence

Naima Hendricks · Answer 2

D. A rebellion by ethnic minorities who demanded independence

from Russia

Explanation:

One of the most important causes of the Russian Revolution of 1917 was that peasants and working class people revolted against the government of Tsar Nicholas II, led by Vladimir Lenin and the Bolsheviks who were a group of revolutionaries.