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Utopian Socialism was a philosophy which grew in popularity in England and France during the early 1800s. It promoted the creation of self-sufficient communities in which the government owned the land and money and politics were open to anyone who wanted to participate. | Utopian Socialism was a philosophy which grew in popularity in England and France during the early 1800s. It promoted the creation of self-sufficient communities in which the government owned the land and money and politics were open to anyone who wanted to participate. | ||
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Utopian Socialism was a philosophy which grew in popularity in England and France during the early 1800s. It promoted the creation of self-sufficient communities in which the government owned the land and money and politics were open to anyone who wanted to participate.