differentiate between the working population in Russia from other countries in Europe before 1917 in points
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Answer: TOH KAISE HAI AAP LOGE
Working population in Russia were different from other countries in Europe
in many ways:
(i) Working population in Russia was living under autocratic rule of
the Tsar. Where as the working population in Europe lived under
parliamentary form of the government.
(ii) Workers in Russia were not allowed to form trade unions. So they
did not have the power of collective bargaining where as the workers
in Europe had these rights.
(iii) Working hours were very long and labour laws were not followed.
In Europe steps were already taken to protect the interest of workers.
(iv) Russian workers were a divided social group. Some had strong links
with village, others had settled in cities.
(v) Working population did not enjoy civil liberties which were enjoyed
in other European countries.
Answer:
I think Russians were communists during that period
Explanation:
Every one would share their wealth, whereas the educated would work in offices, and the income received was distributed equally among the poor people in society, as per government orders