What was the message of the Russian Revolution for poor and exploited people of the world?

Correct answer: Organised struggle against injustice is possible

Direct answer: Option A, organised struggle against injustice is possible. The Revolution communicated that poor and exploited people were not powerless and could join together to challenge an unequal system. The reasoning is: exploitation creates injustice; collective organisation gives ordinary people shared strength; political action can then demand or create change; therefore organised struggle is possible. Option A expresses hope together with action, not passive hope. Option B is wrong because absolute obedience to a king supports the old hierarchy and denies popular power. Option C is wrong because the revolutionary message rejected the claim that exploitation must continue forever. Option D is wrong because colonialism involves domination and exploitation, so it cannot be presented as always right. The message does not mean every revolution succeeds immediately or causes no problems; it means injustice can be challenged through collective action. Memory cue: Russian Revolution—people unite, resist exploitation, seek change.