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Question of the Day: AP European History

What was the nature of the main political disagreement between the Bolsheviks and the Mensheviks during the revolutionary period in Russia?

The Bolsheviks believed in "socialism in one country," while the Mensheviks insisted on an international revolution.

The Bolsheviks followed the ideology of Karl Marx, while the Mensheviks took their revolutionary ideas from Josef Stalin.

The Bolsheviks supported Leon Trotsky as the Communist Party leader, while the Mensheviks backed V.I. Lenin.

The Bolsheviks believed that the Revolution would take time to perfect and refine, while the Mensheviks thought that a stateless communist society could be achieved in the short-term through the use of violence.

The Bolsheviks believed that the Communist Party needed a "vanguard" to lead the proletariat to revolution, while the Mensheviks favored a strictly populist approach.

AP European History is one of the broadest subjects you may encounter during your studies. Between the large number of countries, the vast amount of conflict, the monarchies of each country, and the evolution of the continent as a whole, reviewing for the AP European History examination can seem like an intimidating task. In order to be prepared for your test, you will have to find a number of effective ways to study that cover all of the topics that may be found on the AP exam. One way you can enhance your AP European History review is by utilizing Varsity Tutors’ Learning Tools for AP European History. The Question of the Day is a great way to get into the habit of studying a little bit each day.

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