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Workers of how many factories went on strike on 23 February 1917?

Answer and explanation

Correct answer: Fifty

The February Revolution in Petrograd began with demonstrations and strikes arising from food shortages, war conditions, and public anger. On 23 February 1917, workers from about fifty factories went on strike. This action helped turn separate complaints into a large citywide movement, which soon drew in women protesters, other workers, and soldiers.

Option C, fifty, is correct according to the standard school history account. The number is used to show the broad scale of the strike rather than a small workplace dispute. Ten and twenty underestimate the participation, while one hundred does not match the textbook figure. The strike was an important early step in the February Revolution, and remembering the approximate figure of fifty factories leads to answer C.

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