Question

what caused the february revolution of 1917? people were angry because of the tsar’s poor leadership. the duma rose up against the autocratic russian monarchy. lenin’s idea of a classless society induced people to revolt. protests against food and coal shortages turned into riots.

Explanation:

The February Revolution of 1917 was caused by multiple factors. The Tsar's poor leadership led to public anger. Food and coal shortages sparked protests that became riots. The Duma's opposition to the autocratic monarchy also played a role. Lenin's ideas were more associated with the October Revolution. So the correct causes are: People were angry because of the tsar’s poor leadership; The Duma rose up against the autocratic Russian monarchy; Protests against food and coal shortages turned into riots.

Answer:

• People were angry because of the tsar’s poor leadership.
• The Duma rose up against the autocratic Russian monarchy.
• Protests against food and coal shortages turned into riots.