How did the 1917 uprising against Czar Nicholas II push the United States into entering World War I?

Americans had thought Czar Nicholas II was a poor military strategist.

Americans felt that Russia would be able to take a more active role in fighting than it had before.

Americans felt more favorable toward entering the war, because the new government in Russia was closer to a democracy than the czar’s government had been.

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How did the 1917 uprising against Czar Nicholas II push the United States into entering World War I?

Americans had thought Czar Nicholas II was a poor military strategist.

Americans felt that Russia would be able to take a more active role in fighting than it had before.

Americans felt more favorable toward entering the war, because the new government in Russia was closer to a democracy than the czar’s government had been.

anonymous · Answer

@Keigh2015

keigh2015 · Answer

The 1917 uprising against Czar Nicholas II paved the way for Josef Stalin to take rule in what became the USSR. Millions died under his rule pushing the US closer to entering World War I. hopfully this helps

anonymous · Answer

Thanks it did. It led to me to C which is the right answer! :) @Keigh2015

keigh2015 · Answer

Ok your welcome so yeah just tag me when ever you need help and i will come and see if i can help