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Russian society under the rule of Nicholas I after December 1825 became

Russian society under the rule of Nicholas I after December 1825 became

a. a compromise of liberal and conservative powers to promote Russian traditions within a multiethnic empire.
b. divided between compromise factions in the north and south.
c. increasingly entrenched in European politics and economics.
d. a conservative police state to suppress any reform movements or political liberalism.
e. a constitutional monarchy with a progressive legislature.

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