Question

which philosophy stemming from the industrial revolution supported the idea that people could not be blamed for their flaws because the social, environmental, and cultural world around them was what needed to be fixed? (1 point)
○ utopian socialism
○ trade unions
○ communism
○ luddites

Explanation:

Utopian socialism was a philosophical movement during the Industrial Revolution. Utopian socialists believed in creating ideal, harmonious societies. However, their ideas were criticized for being too idealistic and not taking into account the real - world social, environmental, and cultural contexts. Critics argued that changing these external factors was necessary to fix the flaws of utopian socialist models.

Answer:

utopian socialism