The workers' and tenant farmers' discontent with their social and economic problems was growing; workers still had to work an average of ten hours per day, and the tenant farmers still rented their lands from the landowning peasants, and they could be expelled from those lands if they did not fulfill their contracts' quite strict conditions.
Workers and tenant farmers were growing increasingly dissatisfied with their social and economic situations. Workers still worked an average of ten hours a day, while tenant farmers continued to rent their land from landowners, facing eviction if they failed to meet strict contract terms.