Select the factors that led to the Revolution of 1917.

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The factors that led to the revolution in 1917 are all the given choices. Explanations are given in each.

a Nobility owned all the land.
There was no agricultural land reform and peasants were treated badly.

b The military was a strong supporter of Czar Nicholas II.
There are instances that military abuse to people are not persecuted

c Food was in short supply.
People are hungry and there is social unrest.

d Russia was involved in World War I Thousands of people were killed on Bloody Sunday.
Russia was involved in the killings also called as Red Sunday

e Czar Nicholas II abdicated. Wages were low for the working class
Poor working conditions of the workers.

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