Anarchism and Marxism in the Nineteenth Century Shared All of the Following

question 26

Multiple Choice

Anarchism and Marxism in the nineteenth century shared all of the following ideas EXCEPT

• A) the belief that revolutions should be fought by secret societies.
• B) the desire to create a stateless society.
• C) a denunciation of the treatment of workers.
• D) the criticism of contemporary government as coercive.
• E) an identification of capitalism as the source of oppression and corruption.

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