Which crisis was shown by the demand for bread in the February Revolution?

Correct answer: Food crisis of common people

During the February Revolution in Petrograd, ordinary people faced serious shortages of food, especially bread. Wartime disruption, transport difficulties, inflation, and inadequate supplies made basic necessities expensive and difficult to obtain. The demand for bread therefore expressed a wider food and economic crisis among workers and other urban residents. It was not merely a complaint about the royal palace or maritime affairs. Option C is correct because it directly identifies the crisis experienced by common people. Although political opposition and war also contributed to the revolution, the bread demand clearly revealed immediate hardship in daily life and helped turn worker protests into a broader challenge to Tsarist rule.