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What did demonstrators moving near centres of power indicate in the February Revolution?

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Correct answer: The protest was now directly addressing the regime

The direct answer is A: the protest was now directly addressing the regime. A capital contains the main institutions of government, so moving toward power centres changes a protest from a local complaint into a political challenge. Step by step: people first expressed anger about bread, war and living conditions; they then moved near government institutions; this showed that they were demanding action from the ruling authorities themselves. B is wrong because the movement was not only about fields or land. C is wrong because the protests weakened, rather than demonstrated full support for, the Tsar. D is wrong because the statement says nothing about the end of the soviets, and the revolution led to competing centres of authority. The location of a protest helps reveal its target. Memory cue: protest near government buildings usually signals a direct political demand.

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