Question

which of the following tables accurately distinguishes the short - term causes and long - term causes of russification policies? (1 point) short - term and long - term causes of a conflict short - term causes long - term causes gain a political and economic advantage gain state control develop a centralized russian identity russia’s conflict with different territories the loss in the crimean war the assassination of alexander ii short - term and long - term causes of a conflict short - term causes long - term causes russia’s conflict with different territories the loss in the crimean war the assassination of alexander ii develop a centralized russian identity gain state control gain a political and economic advantage short - term and long - term causes of a conflict short - term causes long - term causes develop a centralized russian identity gain state control the assassination of alexander ii russia’s conflict with different territories the loss in the crimean war gain a political and economic advantage short - term and long - term causes of a conflict short - term causes long - term causes russia’s conflict with different territories the loss in the crimean war gain a political and economic advantage develop a centralized russian identity the assassination of alexander ii gain state control

Explanation:

To determine the correct table, we analyze the nature of short - term and long - term causes. Short - term causes are immediate triggers, while long - term causes are underlying, long - standing factors.

• Russia's conflict with different territories, the loss in the Crimean War, and the assassination of Alexander II are immediate events or situations (short - term causes) that would prompt Russification policies.
• Developing a centralized Russian identity, gaining state control, and gaining a political and economic advantage are overarching, long - term goals or underlying factors (long - term causes) that drive Russification.

Looking at the options, the second table (the one with the radio button in the middle - left) has the short - term causes as Russia’s conflict with different territories, The loss in the Crimean War, The assassination of Alexander II and long - term causes as Develop a centralized Russian identity, Gain state control, Gain a political and economic advantage, which matches our analysis.

Answer:

The correct table is the second one (the middle - left radio button option) with:

Short - Term Causes: Russia’s conflict with different territories, The loss in the Crimean War, The assassination of Alexander II

Long - Term Causes: Develop a centralized Russian identity, Gain state control, Gain a political and economic advantage