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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.

Medium · Level 4 · 25 questions

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  1. Social equality and change in old family rules
  2. Return of royal marriage system
  3. Strengthening of Church tax
  4. Expansion of foreign rule
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  1. It was to increase Church power
  2. It was for equality in family and social reform
  3. It was to strengthen the Tsar family
  4. It was to increase foreign marriages
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  1. Because they were for palace decoration
  2. Because they were only for foreign trade
  3. Because they helped spread the new ideology
  4. Because they were to hide Church tax
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  1. To spread worship of the Tsar
  2. To collect Church tax
  3. To hide foreign rule
  4. To spread new policies and ideology among people
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  1. Rule through people's councils
  2. Complete monarchical rule
  3. Church court rule
  4. Foreign bank rule
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  1. Because they were all Bolshevik leaders
  2. Because the new government was cautious about people of the old regime
  3. Because they ran peasant councils
  4. Because they had to be sent abroad
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  1. It returned industries to the Tsar family
  2. It gave production to the Church
  3. It showed workers as participants in the new power
  4. It gave complete freedom to foreign trade
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  1. Life became more comfortable and prosperous
  2. There was a shortage of food, fuel and essential goods
  3. Private trade made all goods easily available
  4. Violence ended and complete security was established in the country
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  1. War put pressure on production, supply and labour organisation
  2. Because the Tsar opened all factories
  3. Because foreign trade increased greatly
  4. Because food was excessive
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  1. Marriage of the king
  2. Bringing banks and large industries under state control
  3. Church visit
  4. Foreign sports event
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  1. Reducing private owners' control over key resources
  2. Increasing the Tsar's private property
  3. Giving all property to the Church
  4. Giving unlimited rights to foreign capital
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  1. Because Bolshevik politics was linked with the working class
  2. Because workers were private soldiers of the Tsar
  3. Because workers were kept out of politics
  4. Because workers were only Church officials
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  1. Because land industry family education and power all changed
  2. Because only the king's name changed
  3. Because weather changed
  4. Because only sports rules changed
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  1. Party control became stronger
  2. The Tsar became king again
  3. The Church formed government
  4. Foreign armies won
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  1. Birth-based social inequality
  2. Workers' council system
  3. New literacy policy
  4. Red Army organisation
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  1. Because it saved Bolshevik power in the Civil War
  2. Because it gave the throne to the Tsar
  3. Because it freed the Constituent Assembly
  4. Because it ended Cheka
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  1. Leaving the war and changing land relations
  2. Restoring the Tsar and increasing Church tax
  3. Accepting foreign rule
  4. Making the Duma the king
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  1. Because most peasants wanted land of their own to cultivate
  2. Because peasants wanted to abolish all private ownership of land
  3. Because peasants wanted to restore Tsarist rule
  4. Because peasants wanted Russia to expand its participation in the war
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  1. Structure of property power and social privileges
  2. Only colour of the palace
  3. Only sports rules
  4. Only weather calendar
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  1. They showed distance from old power and a new identity
  2. They were only symbols of sports teams
  3. They were seals of foreign trade
  4. They were receipts for Church tax
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  1. Political control and one party dominance increased
  2. Complete multiparty democracy increased
  3. Tsarism returned immediately
  4. Church rule began
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  1. They were a coalition of monarchists, former Tsarist officers, landowners, and other anti-Bolshevik groups
  2. They consisted only of worker members of the Bolshevik Party
  3. They were a uniform group of peasants who supported redistribution of land
  4. They were only a military unit of the Red Army
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  1. Challenging old landlord power
  2. Returning land to the Tsar
  3. Giving villages to the Church
  4. Giving fields to foreign banks
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  1. Change in land relations
  2. Royal marriage
  3. Church tax collection
  4. Foreign rule
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  1. Side of political repression
  2. Complete freedom of expression
  3. Expansion of monarchy
  4. Side of Church reform

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