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What does a complete analysis of workers' demands show?

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Answer and explanation

Correct answer: They were linked with living standard labour conditions and political rights

Workers’ demands during the February Revolution cannot be understood as belonging to only one area. Economic demands concerned bread, wages, prices, and tolerable living conditions. Labour demands concerned working hours, employment conditions, and treatment in factories. Political demands concerned rights, representation, and opposition to autocratic rule. Together, these demands showed that workers connected everyday hardship with the wider political system that produced or failed to solve it.

Option A is correct because the demands were linked with living standards, labour conditions, and political rights. They were not about the Tsar’s birthday, a foreign army, or the interests of landlords alone. A complete analysis therefore recognises both economic and political dimensions rather than placing the movement in only one category.

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They were linked with living standard labour conditions and political rights

Why is this the correct answer?

Workers’ demands during the February Revolution cannot be understood as belonging to only one area. Economic demands concerned bread, wages, prices, and tolerable living conditions. Labour demands concerned working hours, employment conditions, and treatment in factories. Political demands concerned rights, representation, and opposition to autocratic rule. Together, these demands showed that workers connected everyday hardship with the wider political system that produced or failed to solve it.

Option A is correct because the demands were linked with living standards, labour conditions, and political rights. They were not about the Tsar’s birthday, a foreign army, or the interests of landlords alone. A complete analysis therefore recognises both economic and political dimensions rather than placing the movement in only one category.

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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