Question

1. how did the lenin and the bolshevik government change russia after they took over? a they took all farmland from people and made it government owned. b. women were considered second - class citizens. c the government allowed freedom of religion. d. they moved the russian economy from rural to industrial

Explanation:

After Lenin and the Bolshevik government took over Russia, they nationalized land, which meant taking farm - land from private owners and making it state - owned. Women were given equal rights in the new Soviet state, not considered second - class citizens. The early Soviet government was anti - religious in its ideology and policies rather than allowing full freedom of religion. And while industrialization was a long - term goal, the immediate change was land nationalization.

Answer:

A. They took all farmland from people and made it government owned.