How did the participation of urban poor and workers change the character of the revolutions of 1848?
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Correct answer: Demands for social and economic justice also became part of the revolutions
The governing concept is the widening of a political movement through class participation. When urban workers and poor people entered the revolutions, their concerns about employment, wages, food security and working conditions became part of the public agenda. Thus the movements addressed social and economic justice as well as constitutional or national questions. Option B is correct; A, C and D deny this broader participation and its consequences.
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Demands for social and economic justice also became part of the revolutions
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The governing concept is the widening of a political movement through class participation. When urban workers and poor people entered the revolutions, their concerns about employment, wages, food security and working conditions became part of the public agenda. Thus the movements addressed social and economic justice as well as constitutional or national questions. Option B is correct; A, C and D deny this broader participation and its consequences.
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This is a Class 10 Social Science question. Chapter: The Age of Industrialisation. Topic: The Age of Revolutions: 1830-1848.
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