The section "The Necessary Resources" introduces the idea that communism was a reaction to capitalism. The section "Karl Marx And Communism" develops this idea by (A)explaining how Marx believed the goals of communism would fix the problems of capitalism.(B)describing where Marx studied capitalism to research ideas for his book on communism.(C)explaining why Marx thought capitalism made rich people richer and hurt workers.(D)describing who Marx inspired to follow the ideas in his new system called communism.

(A)explaining how Marx believed the goals of communism would fix the problems of capitalism.

Explanation:

In the section, "The Necessary Resources", after listing the four resources needed for an economic system to thrive, the author explained the practice of capitalism in the mid-1800s, where people owned private property and how Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels came up with the notion that capitalism did not allow for the fair distribution of resources.

In the section, "Karl Marx and Communism", further explanation was provided as to how Marx felt that capitalism caused a gap between the rich and the poor, how that system was unfair to poorly paid workers and how communism will soon replace capitalism.

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