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iren [92.7K]
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Please answer fast ASAP I give brainliest

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Misha Larkins [42]3 years ago
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<u>Answer:1. because of Tsar's Managment.</u>

<u>Answer:1. because of Tsar's Managment.2. Tremendous economic stains of WWI on society.</u>

<u>Answer:1. because of Tsar's Managment.2. Tremendous economic stains of WWI on society.3. Many men joined army that there were insufficient numbers to run factories or farms, which lead to widespread shortages of food, and working conditions deteoriated so badly that the workers rioted and engaged in strikes to get better wages.</u>

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