Who propagated the philosophy of communism?
Grigori Rasputin
Karl Marx
Kerensky
Jawaharlal Nehru
“Bread for breadless, and land for landless and peace for all”. Whose words were these?
Vladimir Lenin
Alexei Rykov
Joseph Stalin
Where did the Russian Revolution begin on February 1917?
Plavsk
Moscow
Fokino
Petrograd
List I List IIA. Karl Marx i.Working classB. Tsar ii.German philosopherC. Proletariat iii. EmperorD. Leo Tolstoy iv. The Kingdom of God Is Within You
a:i, b:iii, c:iv, d:ii
d:ii, b:iv, c:i,d:iii
a:ii, b:i, c:iv , d:iii
a:ii, b:iii, c:i, d:iv
Match the following: List I List IIA. Father Gapon i. Bloody SundayB. Pushkin ii. Writer and thinkerC. Lenin iii. Bolshevik leaderD. Stalin iv. Collective farming
A.i B.ii C.iii D.iv
A.iv B.ii C.iii D.i
A.iii B.iv C.ii D.i
A.i B.ii C.iv D.iii
Identify the statement that is NOT true:
Jawaharlal Nehru was greatly influenced by the Russian experiment of economic planning and introduced that idea in India.
Bhagat Singh was influenced by the socialist philosophy of Russian socialist leaders.
Lenin contempt the joint action of Mumbai workers strike to protest Lokamanya Tilak’s imprisonment at Mandalay.
Nehru referred to Lenin as a “master of thought and a genius of revolution”
Who among the following were called ‘the proletariat’ by Marx?
Industrialist and businessman
Nobles and dukes
Monarchs
Workers and peasants
Identify the wrong statement:
Russian revolution was the first communist revolution.
It was responsible for the improvement of condition of workers all over the world.
Russian revolution introduced the concept of planned economic development.
Confinement of man is the message promoted by Russian revolution.
In the question given below are two statements labelled as Assertion (A) and Reason (R). In the context of the two statements, which of the following is correct? Assertion (A): An armistice was signed between Russia and Germany.Reason (R): Bolshevik leader Lenin returned back to Russia after his exile from Switzerland.
Both A and R are true and R is the correct explanation of A.
Both A and R are true but R is not the correct explanation of A.
A is true but R is false.
A is false but R is true