How does a policy such as "russification" lead to increased nationalism? a. it makes people feel like a part of an occupying nation. b. it enables people to understand the culture and language of their leaders. c. it prompts people to fight for their own cultural and national identity. d. it makes people disenchanted with their own culture and language.

The correct answer is C.

Russification is a term which describes the manner through which non-Russian communities were forced to give up their cultural characteristics and to adopt the Russian ones. It comprised both official and unofficial policies that ocurred both during the Russian Empire and the Soviet Union era.

Such approach based on imposition triggered rebellion feelings among those subjected communities that did not have a say and had to abandon their beliefs and cultural manifestations to adopt foreign ones.

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