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The rise of workers' and soldiers' councils in the Russian Revolution indicated which social change?

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Correct answer: Active entry of lower classes into politics

Workers’ and soldiers’ councils, known as soviets, were representative bodies formed by people who had previously possessed little direct political power. Workers, soldiers, and often peasants used them to discuss demands, organise collective action, and influence decisions during the revolutionary crisis. Their growth therefore showed the expansion of mass politics and the active participation of lower social groups in public affairs. Option A is correct because it identifies this movement from limited elite politics toward wider popular involvement. Options B, C, and D contradict the evidence: the councils did not strengthen divine monarchy, restore feudal obligations, or place rural administration under foreign merchants. They represented organised participation by ordinary people.

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