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Class 9HistorySocialism in Europe and the Russian RevolutionThe February Revolution in PetrogradExpertLevel 26
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Why did Petrograd's food crisis in the winter of 1917 not remain only an economic problem?

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Correct answer: Because it became public proof of failure of rule

Bread shortage turned daily life into political unrest. Exam tip: connect food crisis with legitimacy crisis.

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Food Crisis Legitimacy Crisis

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Because it became public proof of failure of rule

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Bread shortage turned daily life into political unrest. Exam tip: connect food crisis with legitimacy crisis.

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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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10 more MCQs
  1. 1The February Revolution of 1917 mainly began in which city?
  2. 2What was one major reason for public discontent in Russia before February 1917?
  3. 3Petrograd Soviet was mainly related to whom?
  4. 4Which city was the main centre of the February Revolution of 1917?
  5. 5In which city did the February 1917 Revolution begin?
  6. 6In the Civil War, foreign powers generally supported which side?
  7. 7What was the connection between bread shortage and workers' strikes in February 1917?
  8. 8How did Russia's participation in the First World War prepare the ground for the February Revolution?
  9. 9Why did bread shortage become a sign of power crisis in February 1917?
  10. 10Why was soldiers joining protesters decisive for the end of Tsarism in the February Revolution?
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