Communism has a history of attracting Third World nations because of the fact that_____________?

Correct answer: D. it promises to give more power to the masses

  • A. the ideology is static
  • B. the ideology changes to suit conditions
  • C. it has not led to dictatorship
  • D. it promises to give more power to the masses

Explanation

Communist movements appealed to many developing countries by promising to transfer political and economic power to workers and ordinary people. Its historical record, however, often involved centralized authoritarian rule, making c the opposite of the usual explanation.

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