Question

What was the global influence of the russian revolution of 1917?

Answer 1

Communism- After the revolution Communist International (Comintern) was formed for promoting revolutions on an international scale.A communist government was formed in many countries of the world.Socialism- Socialism emmerged as a very popular ideology aimed to remove discrimination based on race, colour and gender.Democracy- people realised that not only political rights was enough for true democracy.Economic Planning- regulating the economy and planning the economy, to improve the conditions of the people gained wide acceptance.By the end of the second world war russia had emerged as a superpower.

Answer 2

Answer:

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Explanation:

In the world socialist movement too it

was recognised that all was not well in the Soviet Union. A backward

country had become a great power. Its industries and agriculture

had developed and the poor were being fed. But it had denied the

essential freedoms to its citizens and carried out its developmental

projects through repressive policies. By the end of the twentieth

century, the international reputation of the USSR as a socialist

country had declined though it was recognised that socialist ideals

still enjoyed respect among its people. But in each country the ideas

of socialism were rethought in a variety of different ways.