What group felt that the war was a class struggle in which the capitalists were fighting the capitalists? a. socialists c. democrats b. pacifists d. warmongers

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Heidi Mcdonald

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17 September, 01:12

What group felt that the war was a class struggle in which the capitalists were fighting the capitalists? a. socialists c. democrats b. pacifists d. warmongers

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Saige Gilbert · Answer 1

Socialists felt that the war was a class struggle in which the capitalists were fighting the capitalists

Explanation:

Class struggle increased in socialistic society. But the term class struggle was introduced by Karl Marx. Socialism aims for an absolute classless society. It is against the imperialism that masks the society with dominance. But socialists are not always antiwar oriented like Pacifists who state that war is not the only solution to resolve any issue.

People resort to assault when they are not treated in fair means. Leninism advocates that Wars cannot be eliminated unless the classes are annihilated in the society.