In what ways has Marxism ideology influenced America's workers?

Select all the Apply:

- Through the idea that workers need to ban together to demand rights.

- Samuel Gompers saw the power in the collective voice of the oppressed worker.

- Employers were taking advantage of desperate workers in order to profit.

- Gompers understood and leveraged the revolutionary power of angry, poor workers.

- The workers needed a voice to demand sustainable living and working conditions and by banning together they had that voice.

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Jazlene Blankenship

7 March, 20:08

In what ways has Marxism ideology influenced America's workers?

Select all the Apply:

- Through the idea that workers need to ban together to demand rights.

- Samuel Gompers saw the power in the collective voice of the oppressed worker.

- Employers were taking advantage of desperate workers in order to profit.

- Gompers understood and leveraged the revolutionary power of angry, poor workers.

- The workers needed a voice to demand sustainable living and working conditions and by banning together they had that voice.

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Darnell Drake · Answer 1

The Marxism ideology is based on the practices of Communism. And based on this, how this influenced America's workers include the following:

- Samuel Gompers saw the power in the collective voice of the oppressed worker.

- Gompers understood and leveraged the revolutionary power of angry, poor workers.

-The workers needed a voice to demand sustainable living and working conditions and by banning together they had that voice.