History, 19.05.2020 02:05 kittycat92
Before World War I, socialists were a growing segment of the population of Europe. Why did they take so much of the blame for the losses and suffering caused by the war?
A)Socialists were being blamed for not revolting fast enough.
B)Socialists were being blamed for not investing in better technology.
C)Socialists were being blamed for not having nationalistic pride.
D)Socialists were being blamed for corrupting the ideas of Karl Marx.
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