Question

which factors contributed to the overthrow of russias government near the end of world war i? select three options.
limited involvement in the war
increased economic inequality
scarcity of food and other resources
growing resentment among russian people
growing admiration for the policies of the czar

Explanation:

To determine the factors contributing to the overthrow of Russia’s government (Russian Revolution) near the end of World War I:

• "Limited involvement in the war" is incorrect—Russia was heavily involved in WWI, facing military defeats and strain.
• "Increased economic inequality" is correct—Economic disparities between classes (e.g., peasants, workers vs. aristocracy) worsened during the war.
• "Scarcity of food and other resources" is correct—WWI disrupted supply chains, leading to food shortages and resource scarcity, fueling unrest.
• "Growing resentment among Russian people" is correct—Widespread dissatisfaction with the czar’s rule, war losses, and economic hardship led to resentment.
• "Growing admiration for the policies of the czar" is incorrect—The czar’s policies (e.g., autocratic rule, mismanagement) were widely criticized, not admired.

Answer:

B. increased economic inequality, C. scarcity of food and other resources, D. growing resentment among Russian people