Question

which statement best evaluates the effectiveness of the bolshevik slogan \peace, land, and bread\ during the russian revolution? it resonated with people by addressing key demands and helping the bolsheviks gain power it failed to gain support as most russians preferred the monarchys stability it was dismissed by workers as mere political and cultural propaganda, but the farmers believed in it. it primarily appealed to the wealthy nobles and the royal familys interests.

Explanation:

The Bolshevik slogan "peace, land, and bread" directly addressed the urgent grievances of Russian citizens during the revolution: ending World War I (peace), redistributing land to peasant farmers (land), and relieving widespread food shortages (bread). This alignment with popular demands allowed the Bolsheviks to mobilize broad support and seize power. The other options are incorrect: most Russians had rejected the monarchy, workers also supported the slogan, and it did not appeal to wealthy nobles/royalty.

Answer:

It resonated with people by addressing key demands and helping the Bolsheviks gain power