The Russian Revolution helped give rise to what type of international organisation?

Communist organisation

The governing concept is the international spread of communist politics after the Russian Revolution. The Bolshevik victory encouraged revolutionaries in different countries to cooperate and helped lead to the formation of the Communist International, commonly called the Comintern, in 1919. Its purpose was to coordinate communist parties and support revolutionary movements across national borders. Option A is correct because the organisation was explicitly communist in its ideology and international aim. The other options are not political organisations created by the revolutionary impact: royal marriage groups, Church-tax bodies and foreign hunting organisations have no connection with the international socialist movement described in the chapter.

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