Towards which famous street did the demonstrating workers move in Petrograd?

Correct answer: Nevsky Prospekt

The demonstrating workers moved towards Nevsky Prospekt, the well-known central avenue of Petrograd. It was an important public and commercial street, so movement towards it made the protest highly visible and brought the demonstrators into the central area of the city. Option A is correct because the February Revolution narrative specifically places the workers’ march on or towards Nevsky Prospekt. Oxford Street is associated with London, Chandni Chowk with Delhi, and Red Square with Moscow, not Petrograd. Recognising the city is useful: Petrograd was the Russian capital at the time, while Moscow was a different major city. The street therefore helps identify the location of the demonstrations.