Which of the following statements about the social structure of Russia during the 19th century

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The working class had no respect for the nobility.

Peasants wanted the lands which were given to the nobles.

Nobles derived their power from the service to the Tsar.

All of the above

answer is D.

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All of the above statements were correct about the social structure of Russia during the 19th century. Russia's social structure is influenced by feudalism. The nobility earned no regard for the working class. So the working class was highly agitated and disrespected the nobility. In Russia, the nobles directly derived power from their service to the Tsar. They couldn't earn public popularity. Peasants in Russia were envious and wanted to occupy the lands that were given to the nobility. The peasants created trouble for the nobilities by often refusing to pay the rent, and even some peasants murdered their landlords.

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