Which treaty did Russia sign with Germany in March 1918?

Correct answer: Treaty of Brest-Litovsk

The governing historical concept is the Bolshevik decision to withdraw Russia from the First World War. After the October Revolution, the new Bolshevik government wanted peace so that it could consolidate power and address internal problems. It therefore negotiated with Germany and signed the Treaty of Brest-Litovsk in March 1918; option B is correct. The treaty ended Russia’s participation in the war, although Russia had to accept severe territorial losses. The Treaty of Versailles was a post-war settlement imposed on Germany in 1919, while the Paris and London treaties named here do not describe this Russian-German agreement.