Friedrich Engels Believed That Communism Would Not Take Root in the United

question 4

Multiple Choice

Friedrich Engels believed that communism would not take root in the United States because

• A)the poorer American classes still had enough material wealth to be happy with their station.
• B)American workers lacked sufficient class consciousness.
• C)the government was already providing substantial financial assistance to the working class.
• D)the Social Security system provided workers with a safety net not available to workers in Europe.
• E)the government of the U.S.was too militantly anti-communist and would not allow propaganda to spread.

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