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Which idea became stronger from the Russian Revolution that society is not fixed forever?

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Correct answer: Organised people can change society

The direct answer is option A: organised people can change society. The Russian Revolution demonstrated that ordinary people, when organised around ideas and collective action, could challenge an old political and social order. Its influence strengthened the belief that society is made by human institutions and relationships, so it can also be changed by people. Option A is correct because it expresses the revolutionary idea of collective social transformation. Option B is wrong because social change is not the exclusive power of kings; revolutions often challenge royal or elite authority. Option C is wrong because colonialism was not presented as an unchangeable final arrangement; anti-colonial movements challenged it. Option D is wrong because it says exploitation can never end, whereas socialist thought argued that exploitative arrangements could be changed. This does not mean every revolution succeeds easily or that change happens automatically. Exam cue: the global influence of the Russian Revolution is linked with organised workers, peasants and liberation movements.

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