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The Global Influence

In this Class 9 History topic, students examine how socialism and the Russian Revolution influenced societies beyond Russia. They learn how revolutionary ideas about workers, equality, land, and state power travelled across Europe, Asia, and other parts of the world, inspiring political movements and debates. The topic also helps students understand the Revolution’s influence on anti-colonial struggles and the changing relationship between ordinary people, governments, and economic systems.

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  1. Because it showed the real possibility of a workers' state and socialist change
  2. Because it spread Tsarism in Europe
  3. Because it proved colonialism right
  4. Because it was only an event of the Russian royal family
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  1. Because Soviet Russia gave an example of a socialist state system
  2. Because all monarchies in Europe ended
  3. Because capitalism adopted socialism
  4. Because the Church formed communist parties
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  1. The Russian Revolution was only a domestic event
  2. Spread of revolutionary ideas to eastern and colonised societies
  3. International return of Tsarism
  4. Acceptance of colonialism
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  1. Settling Russian nobles abroad
  2. Organising communist movements worldwide
  3. Uniting European kings
  4. Strengthening colonial rule
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  1. It trained the Tsar family in rule
  2. It gave socialist training to activists from foreign and colonised regions
  3. It trained only Church officials
  4. It sent Russia back to war
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  1. Because it inspired self-determination and equality against foreign rule
  2. Because it made colonial rule permanent
  3. Because it increased feudal taxes
  4. Because it sent Tsarism to colonies
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  1. It showed workers as limited only to factories
  2. It showed the working class as a force of political change
  3. It made workers defenders of monarchy
  4. It kept workers outside politics
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  1. Only literary influence
  2. Organisational and political influence
  3. Feudal tax influence
  4. Court influence
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  1. Because it was linked with political parties, institutions, education and mass movements
  2. Because it had no organisational base
  3. Because it remained limited to the Russian army
  4. Because it ended discussion of socialism
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  1. A practical state example of socialism
  2. Complete victory of capitalism
  3. A new theory of monarchy
  4. Model of Church rule
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  1. Because it claimed state planning and socialist development
  2. Because it made monarchy supreme
  3. Because it accepted colonialism
  4. Because it banned communist parties
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  1. Whether state planning could bring development and equality
  2. Whether monarchy should be restored
  3. Whether colonialism should be made permanent
  4. Whether feudal taxes should be increased
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  1. It appears in writing art and imagination of a new society
  2. It was limited only to electoral parties
  3. It was only in army uniforms
  4. It was only in colonial taxes
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  1. Because the Revolution imagined a socialist future against inequality
  2. Because the Revolution increased praise of monarchy
  3. Because the Revolution called colonialism ideal
  4. Because the Revolution had no effect on writing
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  1. Because it showed the possibility of changing power and society through organised struggle
  2. Because it declared exploitation permanent
  3. Because it gave rights only to kings
  4. Because it called colonialism just
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  1. As ideological inspiration for freedom equality and anti-imperialism
  2. As defence of colonial rule
  3. As an order to restore monarchy
  4. As praise of feudal service
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  1. Because it inspired people to claim control over their rule and future
  2. Because it treated foreign rule as supreme
  3. Because it told colonies to remain silent
  4. Because it made feudal loyalty compulsory
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  1. It inspired linking national liberation with social justice
  2. It called British rule the final solution
  3. It stopped freedom movements
  4. It made feudal taxes sacred
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  1. It placed workers peasants and property relations at the centre of politics
  2. It made royal marriages the main issue
  3. It made only weather a political question
  4. It called Church festivals revolution
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  1. Because organised parties and platforms were needed for lasting political change
  2. Because slogans were meaningless in history
  3. Because organisations were only for kings
  4. Because the Revolution asked all parties to close
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  1. International formation of socialist ideas and activists
  2. Restoring Tsarist administration
  3. Strengthening colonial rule
  4. Making Church education world politics
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  1. They expressed people's basic needs and political demands in simple form
  2. They were only food rules of Tsar's court
  3. They were names of feudal taxes
  4. They were praise of colonial rule
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  1. Because it gave hope of equality but also raised questions about Soviet political control
  2. Because it only spread Tsarism
  3. Because it had no social impact
  4. Because it called colonialism the final order
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  1. Because influence is shaped not only by inspiration but also by limits and disagreement
  2. Because criticism had no relation with the Russian Revolution
  3. Because everyone fully agreed with the Soviet system
  4. Because only kings criticised it
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  1. Because they were concerned about political freedom and democratic processes
  2. Because they considered Tsarism to be socialism
  3. Because they had no concern for workers' rights
  4. Because they wanted to expand colonialism

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