Question

multiple answers: which of the following were causes of the bolshevik revolution? russia not being industrialized poor war results strict rule of the communist party food shortages divide over slavery

Explanation:

• Russia not being Industrialized: Russia's slow industrialization led to economic disparities and social unrest. The agrarian - based economy couldn't meet the growing demands of the population, and the working class (though a smaller proportion compared to more industrialized nations) faced harsh conditions. This economic weakness was a background cause.
• Poor war results: Russia's involvement in World War I was a major trigger. The war led to heavy casualties, disrupted the economy further (as resources were diverted to the war effort), and showed the inefficiency of the Tsarist regime. The soldiers' discontent and the general population's war - weariness contributed to the revolutionary mood.
• Food shortages: Wartime disruptions, combined with the inefficiencies of the pre - revolutionary economic system, led to severe food shortages. People, especially in urban areas, were starving. This immediate hardship fueled the anger against the existing regime.

• Strict rule of the communist party: The communist party (Bolsheviks) came to power as a result of the revolution, not a cause of it.
• Divide over slavery: Slavery was abolished in Russia in 1861, long before the Bolshevik Revolution (1917). This was not a relevant factor.

Answer:

Russia not being Industrialized, Poor war results, Food shortages