Why did marxism likely find a particular foothold in russia and its politics?

a. marxism appealed to the working class in russia, as well as the intelligentsia, and their frustration with the elite upper class by promising a fairer system of economics.

b. marxism gained a foothold in russia because it detailed the transition from a feudal system (like russia recently had) to an economic paradise.

c. marxism appealed to the russian working class' frustration with the upper classes by advocating class warfare.

d. marxism allowed the educated middle class to take advantage of the lower working class by manipulating them into eliminating the elite.

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Iyana

17 September, 13:16

Why did marxism likely find a particular foothold in russia and its politics?

a. marxism appealed to the working class in russia, as well as the intelligentsia, and their frustration with the elite upper class by promising a fairer system of economics.

b. marxism gained a foothold in russia because it detailed the transition from a feudal system (like russia recently had) to an economic paradise.

c. marxism appealed to the russian working class' frustration with the upper classes by advocating class warfare.

d. marxism allowed the educated middle class to take advantage of the lower working class by manipulating them into eliminating the elite.

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Kiersten Winters · Answer 1

Marxism had found its place in Russian politics because it "appealed to the working class in Russia, as well as the intelligentsia, and their frustration with the elite upper class by promising a fairer system of economics." In addition, Marxism mainly describes class reformations which among its pioneer is Karl Marx.