In some European countries, providing national health insurance was a means to reduce the chance that the working class would:

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Providing national health insurance was seen as a means to reduce the chance of a working-class revolt by addressing some of the grievances that led to past uprisings. By providing healthcare, it was hoped that workers would feel less exploited and more cared for by the government, reducing the likelihood of rebellion.

In Some European Countries, Providing National Health Insurance Was a Means