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What were Soviets in the Russian Revolution?

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Correct answer: Councils of workers and soldiers

The governing concept is the soviet as a representative council formed by workers, soldiers, and sometimes peasants during revolutionary Russia. The word originally referred to a council, and these bodies organised discussion, demands, political action, and local authority. Soviets became influential during the 1905 Revolution and reappeared in large numbers during 1917. Therefore, option B is correct. They were not private troops belonging to the Tsar, clubs for wealthy merchants, or gatherings of foreign diplomats. Their importance came from representing organised groups of ordinary people and from competing with or cooperating with other centres of political power during the revolutionary period.

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SovietsWorkersSoldiersRussian RevolutionThe Russian RevolutionSocialism In Europe And The Russian RevolutionHistoryClass 9 Mcq

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