Which facts would help you determine whether the opinions of the peasant assemblies in Samara and Voronezh were typical or atypical for Russians at the time?
Answer
A
Peasant bodies were growing increasingly impatient with the provisional government’s inaction with regard to land reform.
B
Peasant assemblies across Russia had begun to take control of land in their area, preventing landowners from selling their crops.
C
All inhabitants of a village were allowed to attend peasant assemblies, including women, schoolteachers, and priests.
D
Agricultural wages across Russia were rising in 1918; despite this fact, agricultural production was declining.