The Fabians were a group of British civil servants, intellectuals, and social reformists who advocated for a gradualist approach to socialism, emphasizing practical and pragmatic reform rather than revolutionary action. They were founded in the late 19th century and their ideas influenced the British Labour Party.

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The Fabians Were

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The Fabians were

A) French activists who advocated immediate political reform.
B) British working class activists who advocated economic reform.
C) British civil servants who advocated a gradualist approach to social reform.
D) German socialists who were pessimistic about the necessity of revolution.

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