Even historians critical of the captains of industry and capitalism,generally concede that class-based protest has never been a powerful force in the United States because

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Many historians argue that class-based protest has not been a powerful force in the United States because of the country's greater social mobility compared to Europe. The American Dream and the possibility of upward social and economic mobility have led many Americans to believe that they can improve their circumstances through hard work, rather than protesting against the system. Additionally, the existence of a large middle class has historically muted class-based grievances and reduced the likelihood of widespread unrest.

Even Historians Critical of the Captains of Industry and Capitalism,generally