How did Poland fair in the mid-nineteenth revolutions?
A) The portion of Poland that was not under Russian control revolted in 1831 and was granted her freedom to rejoin her country.
B) Poland fought for her independence from Russia in 1831 and was crushed for her efforts.
C) Poland was self governing since the Congress of Vienna, and had placed a constitutional monarchy in governance. She did not need to revolt.
D) Poland joined the revolution in France as a show of faith and discontent with legitimacy plan.
E) Poland fought for her independence from Russia in 1830 and was crushed for her efforts.
B
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