Who in 1925, said, 'England is ripe for revolution'?
Correct answer: A. Leon Trotsky
- A. Leon Trotsky
- B. Benito Mussolini
- C. Joseph Stalin
- D. Adolf Hitler
Explanation
Leon Trotsky reportedly described England as being ripe for revolution in 1925, reflecting his expectation that revolutionary conditions would spread beyond Russia. The statement is associated with Trotsky rather than Mussolini, Stalin, or Hitler.
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