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How did workers' movements change nineteenth-century politics?

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Correct answer: They made labour rights and social justice political issues

The correct answer is B. During the nineteenth century, workers formed associations, trade unions and political organisations to respond to low wages, insecure employment, long hours and harsh factory conditions. Their collective action made issues that had once been treated as private matters of employers and employees into public questions requiring laws and political decisions. Workers demanded better wages, shorter hours, safer workplaces, voting rights and social protection. These movements also strengthened socialist and labour parties. Option A describes support for absolutism, the opposite of many workers' demands. Options C and D are incorrect because unions and socialist ideas were developed and expanded, not closed or ended, by these struggles.

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Workers MovementLabour RightsPoliticsSocialismThe Age Of Social ChangeSocialism In Europe And The Russian RevolutionHistoryClass 9 Mcq

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