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Whom did the Bolsheviks attract with slogans like ‘bread, land and peace’?

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Correct answer: Workers, peasants and soldiers

Option A is correct because the slogans addressed the main grievances of three large and politically important groups. ‘Bread’ appealed to hungry urban workers and families facing shortages; ‘land’ appealed to peasants who wanted estates redistributed; and ‘peace’ appealed especially to soldiers and civilians exhausted by the First World War. By combining these demands, the Bolsheviks built support beyond a small circle of party members. The Tsar’s family, foreign kings and nobles were not the mass constituencies that these slogans targeted. Their appeal worked because it connected revolutionary politics with immediate material needs.

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Bolshevik SlogansWorkersPeasants And SoldiersThe Russian RevolutionSocialism In Europe And The Russian RevolutionHistoryClass 9 Mcq

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