In the period after World War I, the Russian, German, Austro-Hungarian, and Ottoman empires all ended. How was the situation in Russia different from the others?(1 point)

Question

In the period after World War I, the Russian, German, Austro-Hungarian, and Ottoman empires all ended. How was the situation in Russia different from the others?(1 point)

Responses

Russia was heavily impacted by the Versailles Treaty.
Russia was heavily impacted by the Versailles Treaty.

Russia did not lose any territories.
Russia did not lose any territories.

Russia successfully revolted against its monarch.
Russia successfully revolted against its monarch.

Russia did not become a republic.
Russia did not become a republic.

Answer 1

The situation in Russia was different from the others because it successfully revolted against its monarch, leading to the establishment of the Soviet Union under communist rule. This was a unique development compared to the end of the other empires which did not result in a communist takeover.