In the early twentieth century, the socialist ideology split into two

QUESTION

In the early twentieth century, the socialist ideology split into two broad camps and the people who believed that socialism could be achieved only through violent revolution and totalitarian dictatorship were referred to as:

A. communists.

B. capitalists.

C. democrats.

D. individualists.

E. anarchists.

ANSWER

A
In the early twentieth century, the socialist ideology split into two broad camps. The communists believed that socialism could be achieved only through violent revolution and totalitarian dictatorship.