AP European History Quiz
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19TH-CENTURY PERSPECTIVES AND POLITICAL DEVELOPMENTS
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A historian writes (about 100 words) that Social Darwinism gained traction among some late-nineteenth-century European elites because it offered a "scientific" vocabulary for defending existing power relations during rapid industrialization. The historian adds that this language could be used to criticize trade unions and justify imperial expansion as a natural contest among nations. Which group would most likely have opposed the Social Darwinist policy implications described?
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