The Russian loss to the Japanese in 1904–1905 had which of the following effects?

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The Russian loss to the Japanese in 1904-1905 contributed to the Russian Revolution of 1905. The loss highlighted the weaknesses of the Russian government and military and increased dissatisfaction among the Russian people, leading to protests and strikes that helped spark the revolution. Option A is incorrect as the loss to the Japanese weakened the Russian position in the East. Option B is incorrect as aggressive diplomacy did not help Russia re-obtain the lost territory. Option D is incorrect as the Japanese did not continue their advance to the Urals, and there was no battle in the Urals in 1905.

The Russian Loss to the Japanese in 1904–1905 Had Which