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In the Caucasus in the first half of the Nineteenth Century: A. Imperial Russian rule remained nominal or nonexistent B. Most of the mountain people were MuslimC. Imam Shamil , from Dagestan , led a jihad , or holy war , against Russian ruleD. All of the above
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