The Communist Party's commitment to socialism resonated with a widespread belief that the Depression had demonstrated the bankruptcy of capitalism.

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During the Great Depression, many people around the world, including in the United States, began to question the viability of capitalism as the economic crisis led to widespread unemployment, poverty, and suffering. The Communist Party, which advocated for socialism, gained some support by arguing that socialism offered a more equitable and stable economic system.

The Communist Party's Commitment to Socialism Resonated with a Widespread