What kind of steps did Bolsheviks take to change the old Tsarist order?

Correct answer: Social economic and political changes

The direct answer is A: social, economic, and political changes. The Tsarist order included monarchy, privileged ranks, unequal social relations, and an economy dominated by landlords and private interests. The Bolsheviks tried to replace this order through political restructuring, economic measures such as nationalisation and land redistribution, and social reforms. Option A is correct because it includes all three major areas of change. Option B is wrong because sports rules could not replace the Tsarist system. Option C is wrong because weather reports have no connection with political revolution. Option D is wrong because religious songs alone could not transform state, economy, and society. Memory cue: Bolshevik change was broad—power, property, and social life.