In the nineteenth century,Marxists and liberals shared the belief that

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Marxists and liberals in the nineteenth century shared several core beliefs about human potential and societal progress. Both groups believed in the fundamental goodness of human beings and their ability to utilize their talents (A), the possibility of liberating people from superstition, ignorance, and prejudices (B), the potential for social progress (C), and the feasibility of creating a rational and harmonious society (D). These shared beliefs underpinned their respective ideologies, despite their differences in other areas.

In the Nineteenth Century,Marxists and Liberals Shared the Belief That