Before the Russian Revolution, what was the emperor of Russia called?
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Correct answer: Tsar
The Russian emperor was called the Tsar, a title derived from “Caesar.” The Romanov tsars ruled the Russian Empire until the monarchy was overthrown during the February Revolution of 1917. Pharaoh was the title of an ancient Egyptian ruler, shogun referred to a Japanese military ruler, and consul was a Roman political office, so none of them fits Russia.
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Tsar
Why is this the correct answer?
The Russian emperor was called the Tsar, a title derived from “Caesar.” The Romanov tsars ruled the Russian Empire until the monarchy was overthrown during the February Revolution of 1917. Pharaoh was the title of an ancient Egyptian ruler, shogun referred to a Japanese military ruler, and consul was a Roman political office, so none of them fits Russia.
Which subject and chapter does this question cover?
This is a Class 9 History question. Chapter: Socialism in Europe and the Russian Revolution. Topic: The Russian Revolution.
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