Which best characterizes russia in the early 1900s? the government was attempting to repair an aging infrastructure. the wealthy class was growing due to a boom in employment. the military was using force to subdue uprisings caused by famine. the economy was stalled because there was nothing to export.

The correct answer is D) The economy was stalled because there was nothing to export.

The statement that best characterizes Russia in the early 1900s is the following: "The economy was stalled because there was nothing to export."

At the beginning of the 1900s, Russia was governed by a Tsar of the Romanov Dynasty: Alexander II. He was an autocrat. He appointed the members of a  ministerial council. In those years, Russia had fifty provinces with a population of 128 million people. Only the aristocracy was wealthy, the remnant population was poor. The economy was not doing well because there was nothing to export.

D

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