How did wwi lead to the russian revolution?



aielliot · [eden]

Sep 17, 2016

World War One led to the destruction of the Russian Monarchist Government, a chaotic Civil war and the establishment of an experimental Ideological Society.

Explanation:

Russia entered WW1 to defend Serbia to which it had deep cultural ties. Its first enemy was the Austro-Hungarian Empire and its desire to control the Balkans. WW1 became a monster that no government could control that endlessly devoured men and resources.
In 1917 the Russian Government in the form of the Tsar had a crisis of confidence on a train to St. Petersberg. He abdicated, no one of the ruling class would replace him. Chaos ensued as new governments tried to establish a new order. Civil War followed as the final experimental government fought to established itself. Russia made peace and exited WW1.

The corresponding value of will change from 10 to 16.

Step-by-step explanation:

The given relation between and is ........... (1)

Now, the value of is changed from 5 to 8.

So, for , we have, and for , we have, {From equation (1)}

Therefore, the corresponding value of will change from 10 to 16. (Answer)