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Which slogan-like ideas gained strength due to the Russian Revolution?

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Correct answer: Ideas like bread land and peace

Direct answer: Option A, ideas like bread, land and peace. These words represented immediate needs of ordinary people in wartime Russia. Bread meant food and relief from hunger; land meant land for peasants who worked it; peace meant an end to the destructive war. The reasoning is: a powerful political slogan connects government promises with people’s urgent problems; these three demands did exactly that; therefore Option A identifies the influential slogan-like ideas. Option B is wrong because kings, taxes and war do not express the people’s promised relief. Option C is wrong because Church tax and feudal lord describe older institutions and privileges, not the revolutionary programme. Option D is wrong because colony and obedience suggest domination, not popular welfare or freedom. The exact wording may appear with commas—“Bread, Land and Peace”—but the meaning is the same. Exam cue: link bread with food, land with peasants and peace with ending war.

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