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How can we understand that public discontent in the February Revolution was not sudden?

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Correct answer: Food shortages, harsh conditions for workers, and wartime pressures had been increasing for some time

Before February 1917, Russia had faced worsening food shortages, inflation, heavy wartime losses, and poor working conditions for workers. Thus, the Petrograd protests expressed anger that had built up over a long period, not dissatisfaction created in a single day. The Tsar abdicated after the protests had begun, so option B cannot explain their origin. Exam tip: mention both the immediate trigger and the longer social and wartime causes of the February Revolution.

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February RevolutionPetrogradRussian RevolutionFood ShortagesWorld War IWorkersThe February Revolution In PetrogradSocialism In Europe And The Russian Revolution

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