Question

in general, which best explains why communist revolutions did not happen? workers were too tired and poor to revolt. moderate socialists were less radical. capitalist governments enacted reforms. workers were not convinced they would work.

Explanation:

Capitalist governments often enacted reforms to address workers' grievances, which lessened the impetus for communist - style revolutions. Reforms such as better working conditions, minimum wage laws, and social welfare programs helped to satisfy some of the demands of the working class, reducing the likelihood of revolutionary action.

Answer:

Capitalist governments enacted reforms.