Formation of socialist parties changed the workers' question into what form?

An organised political issue

The governing concept is the politicisation and organisation of labour demands. Before the formation of socialist parties, workers' complaints might appear as scattered protests about wages or conditions. Parties gave these demands a programme, leadership, political language and a route into elections, legislation and public debate. They connected separate workplace grievances with wider questions about citizenship, ownership, equality and state policy. Option A is correct because socialist parties transformed the workers' question into an organised political issue capable of collective action and representation. B wrongly personalises a social conflict around a king; C places it in a feudal framework; and D changes a political-economic demand into a religious practice.

This is a Class 9 History question. Chapter: Socialism in Europe and the Russian Revolution. Topic: The Age of Social Change.