Question

What was a cause of the Russian Revolution? a large, restless middle class an autocratic monarchy victories on the battlefield in World War I a powerful legislature

Answer 1

Some of the options for this question are:

1. a large, restless middle class  
2. an autocratic monarchy  
3. victories on the battlefield in World War I  
4. a powerful legislature

The right answer is 2) an absolutist monarchy

Continuously 1917, Russia was under a dictator government that drove the Russian Empire. The regal family was extremely rich and since the legislature was centered around the issues of the World War I, which harmed the Russian economy seriously, it permitted the huge and poor greater part of the populace, the laborers, to sort out themselves politically. Driven by Vladimir Lenin and the Communist party, the specialists composed in Soviets (congregations) began a progressive development that in October 1917 toppled the supreme government and built up the principal Communist type of government, later known as the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics.

Answer 2

An autocratic monarchy was a cause of the Russian Revolution.

Hence the correct answer is B.

Till 1917 Ruusia was ruled by an autocratic monarchy i.e. Russian empire.

The wealthy royal family focused on the World War I. As a result, the Russian economy faced a huge crisis.

It led a revolution organized by the vast majority of workers and poor people under the leadership of Vladimir Lenin.