Answer:
Nineteenth-century Russian society was rigidly hierarchical, with an established class system that provided the outlines for the social and economic order.
<span>The White Army supported the Czar and the Red Army supported theCommunists.</span><span>
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The answers to the question from the options given elsewhere are:
- Countries paid taxes to each others
- Competitions was intense for economic controls
This resulted from the need to maximize profits while ensuring economic control.The taxes and competition of course hurt other countries as well.
The bill of rights were made after the 1600s...so your question does not make sense
