The Russian Revolution slogan “Bread, Peace and Land” reflected whose demands?
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Correct answer: People, soldiers, and peasants
“Bread, Peace and Land” expressed urgent demands during the crisis of 1917: workers and townspeople needed food, soldiers wanted an end to the First World War, and peasants wanted land from large estates. The Bolsheviks used these demands to gain popular support. Kings, merchants as a class, and colonizers did not represent the main groups targeted by this slogan.
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People, soldiers, and peasants
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“Bread, Peace and Land” expressed urgent demands during the crisis of 1917: workers and townspeople needed food, soldiers wanted an end to the First World War, and peasants wanted land from large estates. The Bolsheviks used these demands to gain popular support. Kings, merchants as a class, and colonizers did not represent the main groups targeted by this slogan.
Which subject and chapter does this question cover?
This is a Class 9 History question. Chapter: Socialism in Europe and the Russian Revolution. Topic: The Russian Revolution.
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