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What is the most suitable conclusion from controls on non-Bolshevik parties?

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Correct answer: Political pluralism became limited after the revolution

The correct answer is A. When the new Bolshevik government restricted or suppressed the activities of rival socialist, liberal, monarchist, and other non-Bolshevik groups, the range of organised political choices became narrower. Political pluralism means the coexistence and competition of multiple parties; controls on opposition therefore indicate a movement toward concentrated, eventually one-party, authority. Option B is the opposite of the evidence because equal power would require genuine competition and shared decision-making. Option C is incorrect because monarchists did not run the revolutionary government. Option D is unrelated to the political change being described.

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Non BolsheviksPolitical PluralismOne Party RuleRevolutionWhat Changed After October?What Changed After OctoberSocialism In Europe And The Russian RevolutionHistory

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What is the correct answer to this question?

Political pluralism became limited after the revolution

Why is this the correct answer?

The correct answer is A. When the new Bolshevik government restricted or suppressed the activities of rival socialist, liberal, monarchist, and other non-Bolshevik groups, the range of organised political choices became narrower. Political pluralism means the coexistence and competition of multiple parties; controls on opposition therefore indicate a movement toward concentrated, eventually one-party, authority. Option B is the opposite of the evidence because equal power would require genuine competition and shared decision-making. Option C is incorrect because monarchists did not run the revolutionary government. Option D is unrelated to the political change being described.

Which subject and chapter does this question cover?

This is a Class 9 History question. Chapter: Socialism in Europe and the Russian Revolution. Topic: What Changed after October?.

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