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4. What was the significance of the Trans-Siberian Railway? a. Only Bolsheviks were allowed to ride it b. It was actually Optimus Prime and was trying to battle the Decepticons …

4. What was the significance of the Trans-Siberian Railway? a. Only Bolsheviks were allowed to ride it b. It was actually Optimus Prime and was trying to battle the Decepticons …
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4. What was the significance of the Trans-Siberian Railway?

a. Only Bolsheviks were allowed to ride it

b. It was actually Optimus Prime and was trying to battle the
Decepticons

c. It was the largest railway in the world

d. There was a constant battle for rights and ownership of the railway

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User Porfirion
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Answer:

A. Only Bolsheviks were allowed to ride it

Im sorry if im wrong. Bye!

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