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Which of the following was NOT a mistake made by

Nicholas II?
A
B
с
D
He entered his army into World War I, even
though his soldiers were not well trained.
He refused to make any significant reforms to
improve the rights of his people.
He declared war on Lenin's Bolshevik army, even
though they were too strong to defeat.
He ordered attacks on peaceful protesters.

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Final answer:

Nicholas II's failure to address the rights and demands of his people was a major mistake that contributed to the Russian Revolution.


Step-by-step explanation:

The mistake made by Nicholas II that is NOT mentioned among the options provided is that he did not effectively address the rising discontent and demands for reforms from his people. Although option B mentions his refusal to make significant reforms, this does not cover the extent of his failure in addressing the rights and demands of the people. This mistake ultimately contributed to the Russian Revolution and the downfall of the Romanov dynasty.


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