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What were the effects of Alexander II's emancipation of serfs in Russia?a. Landlords found themselves wholly without labor as former serfs moved away.b. While the immediate effect was freedom, disappointed peasants found that their lives changes little.c. Industrialization surged forward as factories found an abundant labor force in ex-serfs.d. The landed nobility objected hugely and circumvented the new laws to retain their labor.e. The tsar became disappointed with the progress of the reform so he rescinded the decree.
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