Question

Marx and Engels believed that

a.
people in a good environment would behave unselfishly.
b.
people should create utopian communities.
c.
the capitalist system should be destroyed.
d.
workers should improve conditions by taking political office.

Answer 1

In a nutshell, they believed that the working class were deprived of their fair share by those at the top, who saw most of the profits, while doing less. They believed in a more equal distribution of labor and profits form labor. The United States, where about 2% of the population controls about 95% of the nations wealth, would be an example of the unfairness they were talking about.

If, in a business, all of the employees got an equal cut of the profits their company generated every month (which would be an incentive for everyone to work harder, smarter, and together), that would be an example of the Marxist ideal.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

C is what i had in mind but don't quote me

Answer 4

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