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The interim revolutionary government in Russia in 1917 claimed to be democratic, but it did not have popular support because _____.


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it was a strict dictatorship that did not take citizens' needs into account


it was a compromise government made up of many parties with many views, pleasing everyone a little, but satisfying no one


it preserved most of the powers of the czar


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It could be argued that the interim revolutionary government in Russia in 1917 claimed to be democratic, but it did not have popular support because "it was a compromise government made up of many parties with many views, pleasing everyone a little, but satisfying no one," since it's main objective was to "please the masses".