Which statement describes the February (March) Revolution?

The Bolsheviks murdered the tsar and his family.

Gregory Rasputin controlled the tsarina.

The tsar resigned at the advice of others.

The Mensheviks urged gradual reforms.

Option: The tsar resigned at the advice of others.

Explanation:

The revolution ended the autocratic Tsar rule. It abolished the Romanov Dynasty. The social and economic problems and continuing involvement in the war led to growing unrest among people and support towards Lenin. Food shortages and rationing were common in cities, and Bolsheviks promises of peace, bread, and land captured the public attention. The strikes in Petrograd forced Nicholas to lose support and weakening power that led to his abdication.