Question

What was the connection between the Russian Revolution and the Russian Civil War?(1 point)

a. Vladimir Lenin was a major leader who started both the Russian Revolution and the Russian Civil War.

b. While the Russian Revolution overthrew the tsar, it was entirely separate from the Russian Civil War.

c. Russia’s involvement in World War I ultimately led to the events of the Russian Civil War.

d. The Russian Revolution led to major disagreements about the country’s political future, resulting in war.

Answer 1

Answer: d. The Russian Revolution led to major disagreements about the country’s political future, resulting in war.

Explanation: The Russian Revolution of 1917, particularly the Bolshevik Revolution in October, led to significant political changes in Russia. The Bolsheviks, led by Vladimir Lenin, seized power and established a socialist government. However, this change sparked disagreements and opposition from various factions, including the White Army (anti-Bolshevik forces) and other political groups.

These conflicts and disagreements evolved into the Russian Civil War (1918-1922). The war was characterized by intense fighting between the Red Army (Bolsheviks) and the White Army (anti-Bolshevik forces), as well as various other factions. The Russian Civil War was, in part, a consequence of the political and ideological differences that emerged after the Russian Revolution.

Answer 2

d. The Russian Revolution led to major disagreements about the country’s political future, resulting in war.