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Why did the Russian Revolution create political hope among poor classes?

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Answer and explanation

Correct answer: Because it showed that poor people and workers could participate in changing power

The Russian Revolution created hope because it seemed to demonstrate that ordinary people, especially workers and peasants, could become active political forces. They could organise, challenge an established ruling class, and participate in changing the structure of power. This example encouraged poor and oppressed groups in other countries to believe that political arrangements were not permanently controlled by kings, landlords, or privileged elites.

Option A is correct because it refers to popular participation in changing power. Option B says the opposite of the historical significance, while C supports an idea of royal ownership that the revolution challenged. Option D incorrectly defends colonialism. The important lesson is not that every result was successful, but that the revolution widened political expectations among disadvantaged groups.

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What is the correct answer to this question?

Because it showed that poor people and workers could participate in changing power

Why is this the correct answer?

The Russian Revolution created hope because it seemed to demonstrate that ordinary people, especially workers and peasants, could become active political forces. They could organise, challenge an established ruling class, and participate in changing the structure of power. This example encouraged poor and oppressed groups in other countries to believe that political arrangements were not permanently controlled by kings, landlords, or privileged elites.

Option A is correct because it refers to popular participation in changing power. Option B says the opposite of the historical significance, while C supports an idea of royal ownership that the revolution challenged. Option D incorrectly defends colonialism. The important lesson is not that every result was successful, but that the revolution widened political expectations among disadvantaged groups.

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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