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How did World War I affect the Russian Revolution of 1917?

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A. The war produced high levels of nationalism and patriotism,
leading to the establishment of a fascist government.
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B. The German conquest of Russia resulted in a surge of political
protests based on Enlightenment ideas.
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C. The Russian military became increasingly powerful, allowing it to
take control of Russia's monarchy.
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D. The communists who overthrew Russia's government gained
support by opposing Russia's participation in the war.

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Answer: C

Explanation: The Russian Revolution took place in the final days of World War I. After Russia removed itself from the war as a result of the Revolution, the Russian Empire transformed into the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR), which replaced the country's monarchy with the first Communist state.

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