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Therepresented the pro Tsarists. Therepresented the workers, peasants, and the Communist party.

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Black Army

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White Army

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Red Army

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Blue Army

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The correct option is C Red Army
The White Army was associated with supporters of the Tsar. It was backed by Britain, France, Japan, and the USA. Meanwhile, the Red Army was raised by the Communist government. It recruited workers and peasants loyal to the Soviet regime. The two were engaged in a civil war, which was ultimately won by the Reds in 1920.

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