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What Changed after October?

In this Class 9 History topic from “Socialism in Europe and the Russian Revolution,” students examine the major changes introduced after the October Revolution of 1917. They learn how the Bolsheviks redistributed land, nationalised banks and industries, withdrew Russia from the First World War, and reorganised the economy and society. The topic also introduces the challenges of civil war, opposition, and the formation of the Soviet Union, helping students understand the revolution’s wider impact.

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  1. Combination of ideological identity and political centralisation
  2. Alliance of monarchy and Church
  3. Combination of foreign trade and sports
  4. Equal power of Duma and Tsar
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  1. Institutional strengthening of Bolshevik power
  2. Establishment of a multiparty parliamentary democracy
  3. Restoration of Tsarist autocracy
  4. Placing Russia under foreign colonial rule
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  1. Giving legal basis to the new socialist order
  2. Making the Tsar emperor again
  3. Giving rule to foreign banks
  4. Making Church marriage compulsory
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  1. End of noble titles and bank nationalisation
  2. Royal marriage and Church tax
  3. Foreign travel and sports
  4. Weather and festival
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  1. The state increased direct intervention in economy politics society and education
  2. The state chose to withdraw from all fields
  3. The state only decorated palaces
  4. The state gave supreme power to Church
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  1. It helped Bolshevik power survive territorially
  2. It brought back the Tsar
  3. It freed the Constituent Assembly
  4. It created foreign monarchy
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  1. Moving toward equality by challenging old inequalities
  2. Increasing Tsarist birthright
  3. Strengthening Church tax system
  4. Accepting foreign rule
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  1. Changes occurred in land, economy, power, law, society and symbols
  2. Only one minister changed
  3. Only weather changed
  4. Only sports rules changed
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  1. Efforts towards equality, land redistribution and state control were accompanied by increased political centralisation and repression
  2. State control increased, but land and industry remained entirely in private ownership
  3. Political freedom expanded completely and no opposition party was banned
  4. Economic crisis, war and social conflict ended immediately after the revolution
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  1. Popular legitimacy through Soviets and opposition control through Cheka
  2. Legitimacy through palace and control through Church tax
  3. Legitimacy through foreign bank and control through sports
  4. Legitimacy through Tsar and control through weather
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  1. Ending the private control of landlords
  2. Returning land to the Tsar’s family
  3. Making the Church the sole owner of land
  4. Selling land to foreign companies
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  1. Changing rural property relations
  2. Strengthening the nobility
  3. Reimposing feudal dues
  4. Excluding peasants from the army
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  1. State control over financial resources
  2. Complete freedom for private bankers
  3. Rule of foreign lenders
  4. Return of Tsarist taxation
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  1. The unequal power relationship between owner and worker
  2. The relationship between peasant and village council
  3. The relationship between soldier and commander
  4. The relationship between teacher and student
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  1. It was an attempt to remove the identity of the old regime
  2. It was a plan to grow the fashion industry
  3. It was appointment of Church employees
  4. It was a signal to invite foreign armies
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  1. Openly adopting a Marxist socialist goal
  2. Showing loyalty to monarchy
  3. Adopting liberal parliamentary politics
  4. Establishing religious rule
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  1. Distance from competitive representative politics
  2. Strengthening a multiparty parliament
  3. Accepting the return of the king
  4. Expanding nobles' voting rights
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  1. Giving relief to a war-weary society
  2. Handing the army back to the Tsar
  3. Ruling over Britain
  4. Fully stopping foreign trade
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  1. Because preserving power and ending war were prioritised
  2. Because they wanted to strengthen the Tsar
  3. Because it took all land from peasants
  4. Because it made private banks independent
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  1. Conflict between new Bolshevik power and its opponents
  2. Conflict between peasants and weather
  3. Conflict between schools and factories
  4. Conflict between scientists and artists
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  1. It secured the power of the new government
  2. It gave permanent rule to the Tsar's army
  3. It returned land to nobles
  4. It made the Constituent Assembly supreme
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  1. The international impact and fear of the Russian Revolution
  2. Complete agreement of foreign powers with Bolsheviks
  3. Russia winning the World War
  4. The Tsar's exile in Europe ending
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  1. A step toward a planned and state-controlled economy
  2. Complete return of free-market capitalism
  3. Expansion of feudal estates
  4. Reform of only agricultural taxes
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  1. Because private ownership was seen as a source of inequality
  2. Because private property was made a sacred right
  3. Because land was given only to the king
  4. Because workers were removed from factories
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  1. Rapid structural change imposed from above
  2. Slow restoration of monarchy
  3. Only cultural celebration
  4. Completely passive rule

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