Working-class activists of the 1830s promoted all of the following ideas EXCEPT:

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The idea of abolishing private property was more closely associated with socialist and communist ideologies that became prominent later in the 19th century, rather than with the primary concerns of working-class activists in the 1830s. These activists were more focused on immediate issues affecting workers, such as the need for public education, the right to strike, and the abolition of debtors' prisons.

Working-Class Activists of the 1830s Promoted All of the Following