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After February 1917 what were the two centers of power in Russia?

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Correct answer: Provisional Government and Soviets

The governing concept is dual power after the February Revolution. The Provisional Government formally controlled the state and attempted to administer Russia, but the Petrograd Soviet and other soviets represented workers and soldiers and exercised major practical influence. The two institutions had different bases of authority and often disagreed, especially over continuing the war, land redistribution, and political legitimacy. This unstable arrangement is called dual power and helped create the conditions for the Bolsheviks’ October seizure of power. A king and church, nobles and merchants, or Britain and France were not the two competing Russian centres. Thus option A is correct.

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Dual PowerProvisional GovernmentSovietsThe Russian RevolutionSocialism In Europe And The Russian RevolutionHistoryClass 9 Mcq

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