What did Witte consider as the "peasant problem"?
The farmers' poor harvests
The peasants' illiteracy
The peasants' dissatisfaction with Tsarist autocracy
The peasants' health issues
Answer
The peasants' dissatisfaction with Tsarist autocracy was what Witte considered as the "peasant problem". The peasants were unhappy with the way that the government was treating them, and they felt that they were not being given a fair share of the country's resources. They also felt that the government was not doing enough to help them improve their lives.
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