The answer is: D.The Bolsheviks ended Russia’s involvement in World War I.
In the october revolution, Bolshevik Party that led by Vladimir Lenin led a coup d'etat against the current Russian Government.
The party later on convince a lot of people to ended the Russian involvement in world war I due to the economic depression that it caused for Russian people, and eventually the Russian government fall to the pressure and retract itself from world war I.
One consequence of the October Revolution was that Vladimir Lenin was exiled for his opposition to the government.
Further Explanations:
The faction group was headed by “Vladimir Lenin” and “Alexander Bogdanov" led a Marxist rebel for the independence of the working class and attempted to enlist the labors to the Marxist cause. For this revolt, Lenin was arrest and was then banished to Siberia for 3 years.
After his exile was over, he established his Party “Bolsheviks” in 1912 that came to the power in November 1917. They attained control by dethroning the temporary administration of Alexander Kerensky. Their principles were known as “Bolshevism” and they reflected themselves as the radical working class.
October Revolution was the Great Socialist Revolution of Russia led by the “Bolshevik party” of Vladimir. The revolution took place by an armed insurgency in Petrograd on 25th October 1917 and proved it to be the largest revolution of Russia. During the era, the worker began to organize councils of revolutionaries and criticizing government policies and its actions.
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Grade: High school
Subject: History
Chapter: Bolsheviks
Keywords:
Bolsheviks, Bolshevist, Vladimir Lenin, Russia, Alexander Kerensky, Soviet Union, ideologies, Bolshevism, revolutionary, October Revolution, Great Socialist Revolution, Bolshevik party, Petrograd
