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Why did the Bolsheviks shut down the Constituent Assembly? They won only 24 percent of the seats but wanted to take power anyway. They wanted to move the capital from St. Peters…

Why did the Bolsheviks shut down the Constituent Assembly? They won only 24 percent of the seats but wanted to take power anyway. They wanted to move the capital from St. Peters…
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Why did the Bolsheviks shut down the Constituent Assembly?

They won only 24 percent of the seats but wanted to take power anyway.
They wanted to move the capital from St. Petersburg to Moscow.
They wanted to put an end to foreign interference in Russia.
They wanted to end Russian participation in World War I.

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They won only 24 percent of the seats but wanted to take power anyway.

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