Question

question 19 which of the following empires emerged from wwi intact? german, ottoman, austro - hungarian, british why did the russian army disintegrate? the german invasion of 1916 killed several key commanders in the russian army, in a desperate attempt to stave off the bolshevik revolution, czar nicholas ii abolished all military conscription, the russian revolution distracted military leaders from the war with germany, the russian army never disintegrated

Explanation:

For Question 19, the British Empire was not one of the Central - Powers empires involved in the war in a way that it would have emerged from WWI in a state of disintegration like the others. The Austro - Hungarian, Ottoman, and German empires all faced significant territorial losses and internal upheavals leading to their disintegration after WWI. For the second question, the Russian Revolution distracted military leaders from the war with Germany, causing a breakdown in military cohesion and ultimately the disintegration of the Russian army.

Answer:

Question 19: A. British
Why did the Russian army disintegrate?: B. The Russian Revolution distracted military leaders from the war with Germany