43 What happened to private publishing houses and journals after the Bolshevik R

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43 What happened to private publishing houses and journals after the Bolshevik Revolution of 1917? They were closed or monopolized by the Soviet state O They remained private, but had to switch to content approved by the Soviet state They moved most of their production to the West D ??7 4? Which one of the following oppositions (or dichotomies) does Bazhov's tale NOT evoke directly? class conflict: opposition of deprived workers and evil masters Opposition of socialism and capitalism Oopposition of pre-revolutionary past- and post-revolutionary present D ??8 45 Re-read Marina Balina's analysis of Bazhov's "Malachite Casket" in Politicizing Magic (pp. 114 -116) According to the information in this chapter, Bazhov's story comes from a collection of 14 tales all united by the figure of a storyteller, grandpa Slyshko. Based on Balina's analysis, it is clear that Slyshko was witness to life in Russia before the Revolution of 1917. True O False

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6. The correct answer is Option 1. The private publishing houses and journals, after 1917, were closed or monopolised by the Soviet state.

7. The correct answer is Option 2. Bazhov’s take did not evoke the opposition of socialism and capitalism directly.

8. False. It is unclear that Slyshko was witness to life in Russia before the Revolution of 1917.

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