Initially Marxism Lacked Appeal in Many Non-Western Nations Because

question 72

Multiple Choice

Initially Marxism lacked appeal in many non-western nations because

• A) communism was based upon internationalism instead of nationalism.
• B) Marxism, a western ideology, was committed to colonialism.
• C) Marx was Jewish, a western religion.
• D) communism had little to say about economic issues.
• E) Marx's writings were impossible to translate into non-western languages.

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Price Level

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