Despite Their Differences, the Early or "Utopian" Socialists All Believed

Multiple Choice

Despite their differences, the early or "utopian" socialists all believed in

A) the importance of cooperation and the value of planning.
B) revolution as the only way to replace capitalism with socialism.
C) the need to establish small, self-sufficient communities as models of how socialism works.
D) the complete abolition of private property in all its forms.
E) the two-party system: one on Friday and one on Saturday.