B) They resented Rasputin's influence over the Tsar.
D) They had more comfortable lives than most Russians.
Explanation:
The wealthy class in Russia before the Revolution had all the privileges and benefits in Russian society. They were the minority of the population and everyone else lived in very poor and miserable conditions.
The one thing they did not have access to was political power because the Tsar was a absolute ruler, which meant he was reluctant to share power. Some of the nobles could have a certain influence in the court, but the arrival of Rasputin limited their access because the Tsar and Empress only listened to his counsel. Rasputin could supposedly control the hemophilia of the Tsar's son (a disease in which a person bleeds out) and that is how he gained access and influence.
At the time, North and South Korea were just known as Korea, so it's neither of those two. I'd probably guess Hungary since it's closer to Germany than Greece is, but I'm not 100% sure.
