Question

what belief did socialists and communists in the late 19th - century share? workers are better off without any organized government unregulated capitalism leads to the exploitation of workers workers can only improve their condition through a violent revolution workers can gradually improve their conditions through favorable laws

Explanation:

Socialists and communists in the late 19th - century criticized the negative impacts of unregulated capitalism. They saw the exploitation of workers as a major problem under such a system. The idea of no - government (anarchism) was not a shared belief. Not all socialists and communists advocated for violent revolution, and the idea of gradual improvement through favorable laws was more of a reformist view rather than a core shared belief.

Answer:

Unregulated capitalism leads to the exploitation of workers