What is shown by a lockout in right-bank factories spreading strikes across the city?
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Correct answer: Workers saw each other's problem as a shared struggle
A lockout occurs when employers close a workplace and prevent workers from working. When a lockout in Petrograd’s right-bank factories led to strikes spreading across the city, the event demonstrated solidarity among workers: employees in other factories treated the original dispute as part of a common struggle. Thus option B is correct. Option A is too narrow because the response went beyond one locality. Option C is wrong because the Tsarist authorities generally opposed revolutionary industrial action, and option D has no basis in the event. The spread of strikes shows collective action and shared class grievances.
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Workers saw each other's problem as a shared struggle
Why is this the correct answer?
A lockout occurs when employers close a workplace and prevent workers from working. When a lockout in Petrograd’s right-bank factories led to strikes spreading across the city, the event demonstrated solidarity among workers: employees in other factories treated the original dispute as part of a common struggle. Thus option B is correct. Option A is too narrow because the response went beyond one locality. Option C is wrong because the Tsarist authorities generally opposed revolutionary industrial action, and option D has no basis in the event. The spread of strikes shows collective action and shared class grievances.
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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