People inspired by the Russian Revolution imagined what kind of society?

A more equal society

The Russian Revolution popularised socialist ideas that criticised exploitation, inherited privilege and extreme economic inequality. Many people who were inspired by it imagined a society in which wealth and opportunities would be distributed more equally and workers would have a greater role in social and political life. Therefore option A is correct. The revolution was not a programme for creating a society ruled only by kings, nor was its ideal based on colonial domination or feudal taxation. The historical reality of the Soviet Union was complex and did not perfectly match every ideal, but the question concerns the aspiration associated with revolutionary socialism: a more equal social order. This aspiration helped spread socialist and communist movements internationally.

This is a Class 9 History question. Chapter: Socialism in Europe and the Russian Revolution. Topic: The Global Influence.