Question

What effect did World War I have on Russia?

O Russia's shattered economy forced the sale of territory to finance its war efforts on the eastern front.
O Russia's territorial losses in the Baltic region led it to sign the Versailles Treaty to end its involvement.
O Russia's high casualty rate led Czar Nicholas II to abandon the war effort to save civilian lives.
O Russia's losses in World War I led to riots and protests, forcing Czar Nicholas II to abdicate.

Answer 1

The correct answer is: Russia's losses in World War I led to riots and protests, forcing Czar Nicholas II to abdicate. The war created significant economic, social, and political problems in Russia. The high casualty rate, food shortages, and inflation led to widespread unrest and protests. This ultimately led to the abdication of Czar Nicholas II and the end of the Russian Empire.