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The attack on police headquarters on 27 February appeared to weaken which dimension of state power?

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Answer and explanation

Correct answer: The state's repression and control system

A police headquarters is part of the apparatus used by a state to monitor, arrest, control, and suppress opposition. When it is attacked during a revolution, the incident suggests that the government’s coercive institutions are being challenged and may no longer be secure. The significance is therefore connected to the state’s ability to maintain order, rather than to culture, taxation alone, or foreign relations.

Option D is correct because the attack appeared to weaken the state’s repression and control system. It does not directly show that cultural policy, foreign policy, or only tax collection had failed. Police authority was one practical foundation of Tsarist rule, so damage to it symbolised the wider breakdown of state power during the February Revolution.

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Police HeadquartersState Control27 February

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The state's repression and control system

Why is this the correct answer?

A police headquarters is part of the apparatus used by a state to monitor, arrest, control, and suppress opposition. When it is attacked during a revolution, the incident suggests that the government’s coercive institutions are being challenged and may no longer be secure. The significance is therefore connected to the state’s ability to maintain order, rather than to culture, taxation alone, or foreign relations.

Option D is correct because the attack appeared to weaken the state’s repression and control system. It does not directly show that cultural policy, foreign policy, or only tax collection had failed. Police authority was one practical foundation of Tsarist rule, so damage to it symbolised the wider breakdown of state power during the February Revolution.

Which subject and chapter does this question cover?

This is a Class 9 History question. Chapter: Socialism in Europe and the Russian Revolution. Topic: The February Revolution in Petrograd.

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