What was the result of the Russo-Japanese War?
a) Having lost the war, Nicholas II was forced to accept the Duma, a newly created parliament.
b) Having lost the war, Nicholas II was forced to abdicate in favor of his son.
Consider This: The next 10 years were spent trying to modernize Russia. See 11.3: The Breakdown Begins.
c) Having fought the Japanese to a draw, Nicholas II’s position in Europe was strengthened.
Consider This: The next 10 years were spent trying to modernize Russia. See 11.3: The Breakdown Begins.
d) Having won the war, Nicholas II forced the Duma to reinstate his autocratic powers.
Consider This: The next 10 years were spent trying to modernize Russia. See 11.3: The Breakdown Begins.
a) Having lost the war, Nicholas II was forced to accept the Duma, a newly created parliament.
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A. Women were encouraged to become Buddhist leaders and preachers. B. Women could only achieve salvation with the help of men. C. Though women were considered to be inferior to men, they too could achieve salvation. D. Women were viewed as ritually impure and incapable of achieving salvation.
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A. quit their jobs and stay home B. balance work and family C. continue working in the defense industry D. pursue a college degree