Me 4 questions
what european power created a plan that would return vladimir lenin to russia, hoping that lenin would lead a revolution and pull russia out of world war i?

select one:

a. germany

b. france

c. spain

d. austria

what kind of government did russia during the eight months between february and october of 1917?

select one:

a. a purely democrative government run by the bolsheviks and protected by the red army

b. no government, since lenin and stalin were in charge of establishing a provisional government during this period

c. a joint government in which the provisional government handled politics and the petrograd soviets handled the economy

d. a government controlled by the tsar who had enough control of the army's military leaders to hold onto power

why were the majority of russians willing to overthrow the tsar and establish a new, experimental government?

select one:

a. most russians thought that a new government would give russia a greater military presence in the world and therefore more respect.

b. almost all russians were well-educated, innovative thinkers who hoped to bring the ideas of the enlightened era to their country.

c. the majority of russians were barely able to survive in russia's economy, and they were opposed russia's involvement in world war i.

d. russians had never liked the tsar, who was distant and cold, while they found lenin charming and his socialist ideas a source of hope.

the industrial revolution, which had changed western europe quickly and dramatically, had not brought the same advances in russia at the start ofthe 20th century. how did the lack of industry cause a series of revolutions in russia?

select one:

a. without the ideas that came out of the industrial revolution, russia did not know how to compete for new colonies.

b. in russia's agriculture-based economy, there were few possibilities for making money or moving up in society.

c. without railroad or communication systems, russia was not prepared to protect its vast territory from those who wanted to control it.

d. without the experience of an industrial revolution, russians did not understand that revolutions inteferred with commerce.