What were the differences between industrialization in the united states and that in russia? why did marxist socialism not take root in the united states?

1.The United States was the western world's most exuberant democracy in the 19 century while Russia remained the sole outpost of absolute monarchy in which the state exercise far greater control over individuals and society than anywhere else in the Western world. And autocratic Russia, change was far more often initiated by the state itself, and it's continuing efforts to catch up with the more powerful and innovative states in Europe, whereas in the United States chain bubbled up from the people of society

2.Because the US was doing so well economically within a capitalist society. The countries remarkable economic growth generated on average a higher standard of living for American workers. Workers with property generally found socialism less attractive than those without

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