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Which of the following was a major consequence of the treaties that ended the First World War?
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The Romanov dynasty was overthrown in the first phase of the Russian Revolution,
and the Bolsheviks took power in the second phase.
European powers applied the principle of national self-determination to their
colonies.
The dismantling of empires in central, eastern, and southeastern Europe led to the
creation of numerous unstable states.
Germany and Austria were admitted with nonvoting status to the League of Nations.

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The treaties ending the First World War led to the dismantling of empires, application of national self-determination, and revolutionary changes in Russia.


Explanation:

The major consequences of the treaties that ended the First World War included:

  1. The dismantling of empires in central, eastern, and southeastern Europe leading to the creation of numerous unstable states.
  2. European powers applying the principle of national self-determination to their colonies.
  3. The overthrow of the Romanov dynasty in Russia, the emergence of the Bolsheviks, and the collapse of the Tsarist state.

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