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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. Tension between popular participation and party control
  2. Tension between monarchy and feudal tax
  3. Tension between Church and weather
  4. Tension between trade and sea travel
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  1. Because they wanted to reshape state machinery according to a new ideology
  2. Because they wanted to keep the Tsar's bureaucracy unchanged
  3. Because they were changing only trade rules
  4. Because they did not want to stop Church education
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  1. Land as social property and bank nationalisation
  2. Restoration of king and feudal dues
  3. Expansion of noble titles and private armies
  4. Church rule and foreign king
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  1. Removing old privileges linked to land and titles
  2. Only changing the prime minister's name
  3. Decorating old tax records
  4. Painting the palace like a museum
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  1. Peasants benefited from land changes but control did not remain fully local
  2. Peasants got no land benefit
  3. Peasants unanimously called back the Tsar
  4. Peasants were settled only in cities
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  1. Workers are decisive participants in the production process
  2. Nobles are natural owners of production
  3. The Church should decide wages
  4. Foreign traders alone should run factories
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  1. The Constituent Assembly was dissolved
  2. Land became social property
  3. Old titles were removed
  4. Banks were nationalised
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  1. Because Civil War began after withdrawal from the World War
  2. Because Russia immediately occupied Germany
  3. Because soldiers unanimously agreed to continue war
  4. Because peasants abolished the army
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  1. Supplying limited resources to the army and cities
  2. Increasing banquets of nobles
  3. Securing private bank profits
  4. Repairing the Tsar's palace
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  1. State control over production and finance
  2. Private sale of all industries
  3. Tax privileges of nobles
  4. Private army of the Tsar
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  1. Workers and peasants' power versus old owners and nobles
  2. King and Church versus weather
  3. Traders and artists versus students
  4. Foreign sailors versus peasant songs
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  1. Citizenship based on formal equality
  2. Citizenship based on hereditary ranks
  3. Citizenship only for nobles
  4. Citizenship of foreign traders
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  1. Its legitimacy weakened or ended
  2. It became stronger than before
  3. It was converted into a religious tax
  4. It was given to foreign embassies
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  1. Because these were immediate demands of soldiers and peasants
  2. Because these were demands only of foreign traders
  3. Because the Tsar ordered this
  4. Because the Constituent Assembly demanded private banks
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  1. Revolutionary and socialist legitimacy
  2. Hereditary monarchical legitimacy
  3. Church-based feudal legitimacy
  4. Foreign imperial legitimacy
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  1. Freedom of private enterprise
  2. Principle of public ownership
  3. Principle of state planning
  4. Principle of land as social property
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  1. As an attempt to protect power from Civil War and political challenge
  2. As expansion of complete multiparty freedom
  3. As return of monarchist propaganda
  4. As a demand of foreign companies
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  1. Social revolution was accompanied by centralisation of power
  2. Complete parliamentary pluralism was immediately established
  3. The Tsar gave power to Bolsheviks
  4. Nobles sold all factories to workers
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  1. Civil War and centralised state control reduced local autonomy
  2. Because workers closed all industries
  3. Because the Tsar ran factories for free
  4. Because peasants bought the banks
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  1. The state and party leadership
  2. Private landlords
  3. Foreign banks
  4. Noble families
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  1. Nationalisation of banks public control over finance
  2. Expanding noble titles establishing equality
  3. Dissolving the Constituent Assembly expanding multiparty elections
  4. Keeping old uniforms removing old regime
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  1. Risk of losing rural support
  2. Risk of reducing foreign bank profit
  3. Risk of stopping palace repair
  4. Risk of weakening Church music
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  1. Communist name of the party and socialist economic steps
  2. Giving new palaces to nobles
  3. Keeping Tsarist laws completely
  4. Giving tax exemption to private armies
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  1. Problem of balancing ideals with wartime security
  2. Problem of making peasants nobles
  3. Problem of making the king contest elections
  4. Problem of making the Church a bank
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  1. Limited party control over political power
  2. Complete victory of landlords
  3. Immediate return of the Tsar
  4. Complete absence of foreign currency

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