Question

1. which statement best describes the relationship between world war i & the russian revolution?

the russian revolution inspired the russian people to win world war i.
world war i postponed the russian revolution by restoring confidence in the czar.
world war i gave the czars army the needed experience to suppress the russian revolution.
world war i created conditions within russia that helped trigger a revolution.

Explanation:

World War I created hardships in Russia, such as food shortages, military failures, and economic strain. These conditions led to widespread discontent among the Russian people, which was a major factor in triggering the Russian Revolution. The other options are incorrect. The Russian Revolution was not about winning World War I (it led Russia to withdraw from the war). World War I did not postpone the revolution or give the Czar's army an experience to suppress it; instead, it weakened the Czar's position.

Answer:

World War I created conditions within Russia that helped trigger a revolution.