After which incident Russia pulled out of the first world war?

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1905 revolt

Great famine

1917 revolution

None of the above

answer is C.

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After the 1917 revolution, Russia pulled out of the first world war.
The February Revolution, often referred to as the March Revolution at times and the February Bourgeois Democratic Revolution in Soviet historiography, was the first two revolutions in Russia in 1917. Russia's nearly 500-year period of authoritarian rule comes to an end with the abdication of the Tsar. Reforms are implemented, and a temporary administration is constituted. The First World War is still being fought in Russia. The czarist regime's corruption and incompetence, as well as government control of the Russian Orthodox Church, were significant reasons for the Revolution among peasants, workers, and military members. The February Revolution in Petrograd was primarily sparked by the following: At a factory in Petrograd located on the right bank of the Neva River, there was a lockout on February 22. A solidarity strike was announced on February 23 by employees at fifty different factories. Women took the helm of the strikes in numerous factories.

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