Formation of socialist parties took the workers' question to which level?

To the level of organised political struggle

The formation of socialist parties transformed workers’ concerns from isolated workplace grievances into organised political demands. Parties could unite workers, publish programmes, contest elections where possible, campaign for labour rights, and seek changes in laws and ownership arrangements. This gave the workers’ question a public and national political platform rather than leaving it to individual bargaining with employers. Option A is correct because it identifies organised political struggle as the new level. Option B concerns a royal family, option C concerns an older feudal revenue system, and option D concerns religious practice; none addresses workers’ collective political mobilisation. Socialist parties therefore connected labour movements with broader struggles over state power and social reform.

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