Question

the soviet union adopted this new flag in 1923. what do the hammer and sickle represent on the flag? workers and peasants landowners and factory bosses the soviet republics the shape of soviet russia

Explanation:

The hammer and sickle on the Soviet Union's flag are symbols of the working class (represented by the hammer, used by workers) and the peasantry (represented by the sickle, used by peasants). Landowners and factory bosses were not the group the Soviet Union aimed to represent. The Soviet republics were represented by the stars or other elements in some Soviet - related symbols, and the hammer and sickle do not represent the shape of Soviet Russia.

Answer:

A. workers and peasants