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What directly led to the abdication of tsar nicholas II? The Russians defeat at Verdun the revolution of 1905 the garrison in Petrograd joining the soviets

What directly led to the abdication of tsar nicholas II? The Russians defeat at Verdun the revolution of 1905 the garrison in Petrograd joining the soviets
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What directly led to the abdication of tsar nicholas II?

The Russians defeat at Verdun
the revolution of 1905
the garrison in Petrograd joining the soviets

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The abdication of Tsar Nicholas II was because of the Revolution of the Bolsheviks. The revolution ended Imperial Russia and started Communist Russia.
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