What was not a factor In the rise of revolution?

Answer 1

An increase in agricultural production around the world was not a factor in the rise of revolutionary ideas in Russia. Instead it was the unequal distribution of wealth between the social classes.

Answer 2

The rise of revolutionary ideas in Imperial Russia may be generally attributed to two distinct factors. First, Russia itself was poorly led by the corrupt, oppressive, and generally inefficient Czarist dynasties, which created widespread unhappiness. Second, the dynamic ideas and passionate leadership of the "Bolsheviks" led to a powerful focus upon Russia as a likely place in which to foment the "workers' revolution. "

Answer 3

Russia's communist had recently split into two different parties