Despite Their Differences, the Early or "Utopian" Socialists All Believed

question 60

Multiple Choice

Despite their differences, the early or "utopian" socialists all believed in

• A) the importance of cooperation and the value of planning.
• B) revolution as the only way to replace capitalism with socialism.
• C) the need to establish small, self-sufficient communities as models of how socialism works.
• D) the complete abolition of private property in all its forms.
• E) the two-party system: one on Friday and one on Saturday.

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