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What type of rule did protesters oppose in the February Revolution?

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Correct answer: Autocratic Tsarism

The direct answer is A: autocratic Tsarism. Autocracy means that supreme power is concentrated in one ruler, with very limited public control or democratic accountability. Before the February Revolution, the Tsarist government restricted political freedoms, used repression, and did not properly respond to the hardships caused by war, food shortages, and economic problems. Therefore, protesters opposed the autocratic rule of the Tsar. Option A is correct because it names the actual political system they challenged. Option B is wrong because protesters were not fighting a democratic republic that already existed; they were demanding change from autocratic rule. Option C is wrong because workers’ councils, or soviets, were organisations that emerged in the revolutionary situation, not the old government being opposed. Option D is wrong because a peasant council was not the central ruling system in Petrograd. Memory cue: February Revolution means opposition to Tsarist autocracy.

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