were the lowest-level legislative body in the Soviet Union following the October Revolution.
A)Communists
B)Unions
C)Nationalists
D)Workers'Councils

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Workers' Councils, also known as Soviets, were the lowest-level legislative body in the Soviet Union following the October Revolution. They were made up of delegates elected from factories, farms, and other workplaces. The Soviets were the cornerstone of the Soviet political system, with power ultimately resting in the hands of the All-Russian Congress of Soviets.

Were the Lowest-Level Legislative Body in the Soviet Union Following