Question

1. which events were most influenced by the argument in the communist manifesto? the american rejection of british rule the collapse of the stock markets in 1929 the political and cultural revolutions in russia and china the establishment of european colonies in india and africa

Explanation:

The Communist Manifesto, written by Marx and Engels, advocates for proletarian revolution and the establishment of a socialist - communist society.

• The American rejection of British rule was based on issues like taxation without representation and colonial self - determination, not Marxist ideology.
• The 1929 stock market collapse was due to over - speculation, economic imbalances, and the fragility of the capitalist financial system at that time, not influenced by The Communist Manifesto.
• The political and cultural revolutions in Russia (such as the October Revolution) and China (inspired by Marxist - Leninist thought which has roots in The Communist Manifesto) were influenced by the ideas of class struggle, proletarian leadership, and the overthrow of the old order to build a new socialist society.
• The establishment of European colonies in India and Africa was a result of imperialist expansion, economic exploitation (like mercantilism and later industrial - era resource extraction), and power politics, not related to The Communist Manifesto.

Answer:

the political and cultural revolutions in Russia and China