The most significant social and economic changes produced by the era of Russian rule prior to the Soviet period were:

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All of the options listed were significant social and economic changes produced by the era of Russian rule prior to the Soviet period. Industrial capitalism brought about a pronounced social differentiation between Russians and the native population, the infrastructure was crucial for economic development and included the construction of railroads, communication links, and smelting plants while the introduction of the cotton-ginning machinery enabled the growth of the textile industry. Military-supported bases were created on the borders, and military hospitals and schools were built to provide adequate training and services to the labor force. An agrarian policy brought about a gradual shift in the proportion of nomads to a more settled population while the introduction of a Russian system of administration in the territories helped to bring about political stability.

The Most Significant Social and Economic Changes Produced by the Era