How did the beliefs of Social Democrats and Social Revolutionaries differ from each other?(Class 9,chapter 2)
Dear Student,
Here is the answer for your question :-
Social Democrats were totally disagree with Socialist Revolutionaries about peasants. Lenin used to feel that peasants were not one united in a group. There were some peasants who were poor and others rich, some worked as labourers in different fields while others were capitalists who used to provide employment to workers.
Social Revolutionaries were very different from the Social Democrats as they were having opposite views. They did not follow the Universal Adult Franchise and they even not worked for peasants' welfare.
Regards
Here is the answer for your question :-
Social Democrats were totally disagree with Socialist Revolutionaries about peasants. Lenin used to feel that peasants were not one united in a group. There were some peasants who were poor and others rich, some worked as labourers in different fields while others were capitalists who used to provide employment to workers.
Social Revolutionaries were very different from the Social Democrats as they were having opposite views. They did not follow the Universal Adult Franchise and they even not worked for peasants' welfare.
Regards