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that society at large should control industry and wealth... novanet :)
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Socialists commonly believe in a social contract. true or false?
True. Socialists often advocate for a social contract that aims to ensure the well-being and equality of all members of society through collective responsibility and solidarity. This can involve redistributive policies, universal access to social services, and protections for workers' rights.
Which of these did sewer Socialists not believe?
That people needed no government
Why do socialists support collectivism?
Socialists support collectivism since they believe that it is the only way to reach to the less privileged in the society. They believe that this is an excellent way of creating equality in the society.
What did socialists believe in?
Socialists believed that all the country's wealth belongs to the people as a whole and not to private owners. Hope this helps! 8)
Who do socialists believe should own businesses?
Socialists believe there should not be businesses in the current sense. The land, factories, offices etc should belong to all the people in common.
Who tend to believe that the New Deal did not do enough for people?
Socialists and Progressives
People who believe industries should be publicly owned are called?
Socialists
What did Sewer Socialists believe?
the people as a group should own utilities
What is one challenge that socialists and capitalists would agree on?
Socialists and capitalists would both agree that capitalism is a necessary step in the challenge of societal development. Socialists, however, believe that socialism should be the next stage of development.
Socialists believe economic equality is only possblie if?
the public controls the economy.
Did Socialists believe that society at large should control industry and wealth?
Yes
What is a kid friendly definition of socialists?
People who believe all mankind should have control of production, distribution and wealth.
