What were the factors responsible for industrialisation in Russia in the late 19th century?

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Foreign investments increased

Railway network extended

Coal production doubled

All of the above

answer is D.

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Foreign investment, a railway network, coal production, and iron and steel manufacturing were responsible for Russia's industrialization in the late nineteenth century. There was an extension of railway lines that connected the countryside. Foreign investment in the industry has grown. Russia began to industrialize in the late nineteenth century. However, this was not done on a big scale because agriculture was the principal activity of the Russian people at the turn of the twentieth century. People depend heavily on agricultural income. Small pockets of industry were discovered. These industries' workers were segregated along socioeconomic lines. In the 1890s, many factories were established. Because of the harbour, massive naval base, and river, Moscow and St. Petersburg grew.

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