Considering their political program, how likely was it that the Chartists would revolt?
a) Very unlikely; Chartists were more concerned about reforming working conditions than taking over the government.
b) Very likely; the British government was right to be concerned because Chartists routinely called for revolts.
Consider This: The Chartist rally of 1848 collected between two million and six million signatures. See 9.3: Marx and Dialectic Materialism.
c) Somewhat likely; Karl Marx was a great admirer of the movement.
Consider This: The Chartist rally of 1848 collected between two million and six million signatures. See 9.3: Marx and Dialectic Materialism.
d) Somewhat unlikely; Chartism was basically a movement that only existed in pubs, not in public.
Consider This: The Chartist rally of 1848 collected between two million and six million signatures. See 9.3: Marx and Dialectic Materialism.
a) Very unlikely; Chartists were more concerned about reforming working conditions than taking over the government.
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