1)which russian revolution led to the creation of the duma?

a. january 1905
b. august 1914
c. march 1917
d. november 1917
2)what was the main difference between the mensheviks and the bolsheviks?
a. the political and economic groups they belonged to
b. the bolsheviks representing the upper and middle classes
c. the mensheviks representing the upper and middle classes
d. their beliefs about the means for bringing about political change
3)lenin was smuggled back in to russia by the germans, because they thought he might

a. get russia out of the war.
b. remove the tsar from power.
c. return the mensheviks to power.
d. return the bolsheviks to power.
4)which revolutionary party did most peasants support?

a. the socialists
b. the communists
c. the social revolutionaries
d. the constitutional democrats
5)why were many russians unhappy with tsar nicholas ii?

a. his refusal to acknowledge the supremacy of the church
b. his family's lavish lifestyle compared to the upper classes
c. military failures in the russo-japanese war and world war i
d. russian ambitions to ally with germany rather than britain

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i believe he was the 5th king of uruk. so c

john locke is most associated with the idea of consent of the governed which is the idea that the government is only valid if it has the consent of the people who are being governed.

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