What caused the Russian Revolution in 1917? (Select all that apply.)

Russia's involvement in World War I led to significant food shortages.

Czar Nicholas II claimed the Russian throne.

High Russian casualties during World War I led to resentment.

The election of the Bolshevik Party led to the establishment of a new political order in Russia.

Peasants struggled with widespread poverty.

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What caused the Russian Revolution in 1917? (Select all that apply.)

	
Russia's involvement in World War I led to significant food shortages.

	
Czar Nicholas II claimed the Russian throne.

	
High Russian casualties during World War I led to resentment.

	
The election of the Bolshevik Party led to the establishment of a new political order in Russia.

	
Peasants struggled with widespread poverty.

anonymous · Answer

Not sure of the answer but i know that The first one is correct , Russia. . . . .

jamierox4ev3r · Answer

http://www.history.com/topics/russian-revolution ^ Here's one article that should help a bit Also, for more background on why the Russian Revolution started: http://www.pinkmonkey.com/studyguides/subjects/worldhis/chap12/w1212101.asp

jamierox4ev3r · Answer

@Beautykillsszz

anonymous · Answer

not sure ;/ @Jamierox4ev3r