What two concerns led Russia's noble class to oppose industrialization?

A. It would result in further foreign invasion.

B. It required new investment in factories and railways.

C. It would damage agriculture in Russia.

D. It would encourage migration to other countries.

E. It would threaten the power of nobles.

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Harper Schneider

9 January, 20:41

What two concerns led Russia's noble class to oppose industrialization?

A. It would result in further foreign invasion.

B. It required new investment in factories and railways.

C. It would damage agriculture in Russia.

D. It would encourage migration to other countries.

E. It would threaten the power of nobles.

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Simon · Answer 1

Russian nobles opposed industrialization because it would damage agriculture. Many of them were farmers or depended on agriculture in some way. Also it would threaten their power is they ruled over farm workers.