1. The Russian Empire was a major global power.
2. The Russian Empire was a constitutional monarchy.
3. The Russian Empire had a strong economy.
4. The Russian Empire was experiencing a period of rapid industrialization.
5. The Russian Empire was in a state of war with Germany and Austria-Hungary.
**Explanation:
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The Russian Empire was not a constitutional monarchy at the time of the Russian Revolution. It was an absolute monarchy, in which the Tsar had unlimited power.
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