What Perspective Did the Mensheviks in Russia Have During the Early

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Multiple Choice

What perspective did the Mensheviks in Russia have during the early twentieth century?

• A)Mensheviks believed revolution was only possible through democratic means.
• B)Mensheviks saw the peasantry as the revolutionary class.
• C)Mensheviks supported the First World War as a means of increasing Russian power.
• D)Mensheviks thought only a minority of workers would be politically conscious and that they would have to be led by intellectuals.
• E)Mensheviks insisted that a bourgeois revolution would have to precede the proletarian revolution.

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