Question
Why is private property abolished in communist systems?
A.It fosters inequality and prevents a classless society.
B.It promotes state loyalty over economic success.
C.It weakens centralized government authority.
D.It creates too much competition among citizens.
A.It fosters inequality and prevents a classless society.
B.It promotes state loyalty over economic success.
C.It weakens centralized government authority.
D.It creates too much competition among citizens.
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The correct answer is **A. It fosters inequality and prevents a classless society.**
In communist systems, the abolition of private property is aimed at eliminating class distinctions and fostering a society where resources and means of production are collectively owned. The idea is that private ownership leads to inequality, as individuals or groups can accumulate wealth and power at the expense of others, thus hindering the establishment of a classless society.
In communist systems, the abolition of private property is aimed at eliminating class distinctions and fostering a society where resources and means of production are collectively owned. The idea is that private ownership leads to inequality, as individuals or groups can accumulate wealth and power at the expense of others, thus hindering the establishment of a classless society.