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Utopian socialism refers to : (Multiple Choice)

Utopian socialism refers to

A) a type of socialism based upon an idealized society where owners give up their businesses and everyone works for the greater good.
B) a view that holds that any use of authorityeconomic, religious, or politicalis unjustified interference with the individual.
C) a type of socialism based upon the teachings of Sir Thomas More.
D) a type of socialism based upon Karl Marx, who believed that historical forces, not individual reformers, would bring about the end of capitalism.
E) the idea that some individuals, races, and nations are fitter than others and will thereby dominate or destroy weaker rivals.

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