What Was Reform Darwinism

question 31

Multiple Choice

What was reform Darwinism?

• A)A conservative method of thinking that predominantly valued competition as the means to social progress
• B)A belief system that promoted "rugged individualism" and opposed government regulation of business
• C)The idea of active human control over the process of evolution, emphasizing cooperation as the means to social progress
• D)A way of thinking strongly at odds with the "progressive" movement of the late nineteenth century
• E)An application of evolutionary theory that used the concept of "survival of the fittest" to justify class distinctions and oppose sanitation and housing standards

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