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The mutiny of infantry regiments indicated what?

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Correct answer: A section of the army was moving away from the Tsar

Direct answer: Option A, a section of the army was moving away from the Tsar. A government can usually suppress a protest only while its soldiers remain loyal. During the February Revolution, infantry regiments began mutinying and some soldiers refused to fire on demonstrators or joined them. Reasoning: workers protested; the government ordered repression; soldiers disobeyed or rebelled; the government lost an important instrument of control; the Tsarist regime weakened rapidly. Therefore the mutiny showed that army loyalty was breaking. Option B is wrong because rebellion did not strengthen the Tsar. Option C is wrong because the mutiny was not a military victory in the war. Option D is wrong because it did not mean that the army removed workers from the city; many soldiers supported or joined the movement. Memory cue: when soldiers stop obeying, an autocratic regime becomes extremely weak.

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Infantry RegimentsMutinyArmy Loyalty

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