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Why did both attraction and fear exist regarding Soviet Russia?

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Correct answer: Because it promised equality but also showed political control

The governing concept is the contradictory international response to the Soviet experiment. Soviet Russia attracted workers, poor peasants and anti-colonial activists because it claimed to abolish old class privileges, promote equality and build a society based on collective interests. At the same time, observers and political opponents feared one-party dominance, restrictions on dissent and strong state control over public life. Attraction and fear could therefore exist together: people might admire the promise of social justice while criticising the methods used to protect the new regime. Option A correctly captures both sides. The Tsar was not restored, colonial rule was not the central achievement, and saying that no change occurred is false.

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Soviet RussiaAttractionFearThe Global InfluenceSocialism In Europe And The Russian RevolutionHistoryClass 9 Mcq

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What is the correct answer to this question?

Because it promised equality but also showed political control

Why is this the correct answer?

The governing concept is the contradictory international response to the Soviet experiment. Soviet Russia attracted workers, poor peasants and anti-colonial activists because it claimed to abolish old class privileges, promote equality and build a society based on collective interests. At the same time, observers and political opponents feared one-party dominance, restrictions on dissent and strong state control over public life. Attraction and fear could therefore exist together: people might admire the promise of social justice while criticising the methods used to protect the new regime. Option A correctly captures both sides. The Tsar was not restored, colonial rule was not the central achievement, and saying that no change occurred is false.

Which subject and chapter does this question cover?

This is a Class 9 History question. Chapter: Socialism in Europe and the Russian Revolution. Topic: The Global Influence.

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