Which statement is correct for understanding the global influence of the Russian Revolution?

Correct answer: It increased socialist debate in many countries

The direct answer is B: the Russian Revolution increased socialist discussion in many countries. Its success made people worldwide debate whether society should be organised around private profit and unequal power or around greater social and economic equality. Workers’ parties, activists, and intellectuals discussed socialism, workers’ rights, imperialism, and alternatives to capitalism. Option B is correct because growing discussion is a clear form of international influence; influence does not require every country to adopt the same government. Option A is wrong because the Revolution did affect debates outside Russia. Option C is wrong because the socialist message generally criticised imperial domination rather than making imperialism a stronger ideal. Option D is wrong because the Revolution did not end all workers’ movements; in many places it encouraged or reshaped them. Exam cue: “global influence” often appears through debate, parties, and movements.