The russian revolution in 1917 established:
A)the eastern orthodox chruch as the center of power in russia.
B)the czar as the holder of power as long as he agreed to be a communist
C)a representative government but the revolution continued.
D)peter the great as the leader of the countrys new government.
my choice is c
After the fall of the soviet union,
A)ethnic conflicts and separatist movements threatened stability.
B)most soviet satellites chose to remain part of russia.
C)the nation achieved a level of stability never seen before.
D)most russians wanted to return to soviet system.
my choice is b
Your first answer is right.
But when the Soviet Union fell, the satellite countries welcomed the chance (finally) to be truly independent. The Soviets had kept the various ethnic groups together by force.
so im wrong for the second one then what is it
It could be either A or D.
The problems in some parts of Russia have caused a lot of bloodshed.
However, the change to a capitalistic system has caused hardships for some Russians. Under the Soviets, work was guaranteed and food and housing was heavily subsidized by the government.
For the first question, the Russian Revolution of 1917 resulted in Option C) a representative government but the revolution continued.
To arrive at this answer, it is helpful to understand the historical context. The Russian Revolution started in February 1917 with widespread protests and strikes against the Russian monarchy, led by Tsar Nicholas II. This led to the abdication of the tsar and the establishment of a Provisional Government that aimed to create a representative democracy in Russia.
However, the revolution did not stop there. It continued in October 1917 when the Bolshevik Party, led by Vladimir Lenin, staged a coup and overthrew the Provisional Government. This led to the establishment of a socialist government under the leadership of the Bolsheviks, eventually forming the Soviet Union.
While a representative government initially emerged, the revolution continued with the Bolsheviks seizing power. The establishment of a communist regime, the dissolution of the Constituent Assembly, and the subsequent civil war indicate that the revolution was ongoing and not resolved solely with a representative government.
For the second question, after the fall of the Soviet Union, Option A) ethnic conflicts and separatist movements threatened stability is the correct choice.
To determine this answer, it's important to consider the consequences of the Soviet Union's dissolution in 1991. With the collapse of the USSR, the various republics that were part of the Soviet Union gained independence. This led to the emergence of many ethnic conflicts and separatist movements within these newly independent nations.
In countries like Yugoslavia, the Soviet Union successor states of Georgia, Moldova, and Transnistria, as well as the Russian Federation itself, these ethnic conflicts and separatist movements threatened stability. The situation was particularly challenging in regions with different ethnic and religious groups that sought independence or autonomy, leading to violent conflicts and territorial disputes.
Therefore, Option A is the most accurate choice reflecting the post-Soviet era's challenges.