What were the main problems Alexander Kerensky faced by late 1917?
a) He could not reconcile competing interests in his own government while facing challenges from rival socialists, communists, monarchists, and anarchists.
b) He did not have the support of the tsar or his ruling council, and so he could do nothing inside the government.
Consider This: By late 1917 organized government had vanished from Petrograd. See 11.3.2: Twin Revolutions.
c) His appeal to Vladimir Lenin and Leon Trotsky to cancel the dual power government went unanswered.
Consider This: By late 1917 organized government had vanished from Petrograd. See 11.3.2: Twin Revolutions.
d) He had no authority to pull Russia out of WWI, which weakened him politically.
Consider This: By late 1917 organized government had vanished from Petrograd. See 11.3.2: Twin Revolutions.
a) He could not reconcile competing interests in his own government while facing challenges from rival socialists, communists, monarchists, and anarchists.
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