After the Bolsheviks signed the Treaty of Brest-Litovsk, why did Russians revolt against them? The Bolsheyiks purchased thousands of acres of worthless territory.

O The Bolsheviks gave away territory home to sixty million Russians.

The Russians did not agree with signing a peace treaty with the Germans.

The Russians wanted to make Germany pay for all the land they took.

The Bolsheviks gave away territory home to sixty million Russians.

Explanation:

The Russian armies were not particular strong enough to fight the Germans in the first World War. This led to the Germans defeating them in battle after battle and caused such discontent in Russia that the government was overthrown twice and the Bolsheviks (Communists) took power.

They were then forced into sighing the Treaty of Brest-Litovsk which was so harsh that Russia gave away territory that belonged to around 60 million Russians. They gave away Poland, Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia and had to recognise the independence of Ukraine and Finland.

This caused more discontent and the Russians rose up against the Bolsheviks even though the latter prevailed.

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