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The word Soviet was mainly connected with what?

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Correct answer: Council of workers and soldiers

The word “Soviet” refers to a council or representative body. In the Russian Revolution, soviets were councils formed mainly by workers and soldiers, and in some places peasants also participated. They discussed local and political matters and became important centres of popular organisation. Thus, the term is associated with collective representation rather than with royal or religious administration.

Option A is correct because it describes a council of workers and soldiers. A king’s palace, a church tax office, and a foreign bank have no connection with the historical meaning of the word. Remembering “Soviet” as a people’s council helps explain why these bodies became influential during the revolutions and why they represented an alternative source of political authority.

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