A system of government controlled by a single political party. There is no private property... Russia after Bolshevik Revolution

• A. Democracy
• B. Capitalism
• C. Federalism
• D. Communist Dictatorship

Answer: (D)

The situation described is a system where one political party controls the government and the state owns property, with centralized authority and little to no political pluralism. After the Bolshevik Revolution, Russia moved toward a state guided by the Communist Party, with the government owning the means of production and political power concentrated in a single party. This combination—one-party rule plus state ownership—defines a Communist dictatorship.

Why the other options don’t fit: democracy involves competitive elections and multiple political parties, along with protections for private property and individual rights. capitalism centers on private property and market-driven economics, not state ownership. federalism refers to how power is divided between national and regional governments, not to one-party rule or the abolition of private property.

So the described system is best described as a Communist dictatorship.