Why did metal workers consider themselves Aristocrats among the other workers?Immersive Reader (1 Point) a) Few of them were relatives of the Aristocrats b) The metal workers were paid huge wages as compared to the other workers in the industry c) Metal industry was the only industry prevailing in Russia during the 19th Century d) Their occupation demanded more training and skill

d) Their occupation demanded more training and skill

Explanation:

In the early 20th century around 1914, workers in USSR, that covers modern-day Russia and neighboring countries were divided based on their skills. These divisions were made apparent through their dress codes and manners. However, the Metalworkers considered themselves aristocrats among other workers simply because "their occupation demanded more training and skill."

Note that aristocrats by definition mean a form of social class that is seen as the highest in that society. Hence, Metalworkers then considered themselves as the upper class among other workers because "their occupation demanded more training and skill."

by 1880, germany had more rail lines than great britain and russia.