Which of the following owned the majority of the land in Russia?

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Peasants, Nobility and Workers

Workers, Crown and Church

Nobility, Crown and Church

Tsar, Peasants and Workers

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Nobility, Crown and Church owned the majority of the land in Russia.
Approximately 85 percent of Russians lived on farms, but most were landless farmers. Most of Russia was ruled by nobles, the crown, and the Orthodox church. In the rural areas, farmers farmed most of the country. But the aristocracy, the crown, and the Orthodox Church had large structures. Like workers, farmers were also divided. And they were very religious. But in a few cases, they had no respect for the nobles. The nobles gained power and prestige because they served the Tsar, not through the thunder of the place. So this was in stark contrast with France, where farmers respected the authorities during the French Revolution in Brittany and fought for their rights. In Russia, farmers demanded that the nobility give them land. Usually, they refused to pay the rent and even killed the landlords. In 1902, this happened on a large scale in the south of Russia. And in 1905, similar incidents took place throughout Russia.

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