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Why does the importance of the state increase in Louis Blanc's plan?

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Correct answer: Because government could encourage cooperatives and make social reform

The governing concept is Louis Blanc's belief that the state could actively support social reform. Blanc proposed that the government help establish and finance cooperatives, often described as social workshops, where workers could organise production collectively. The state was therefore not merely a night-watchman protecting property; it had a positive responsibility to reduce unemployment and improve the position of labour. Option A correctly explains why the state's importance increased. Option B is the opposite of Blanc's proposal. Options C and D reduce the state to palace administration or repression, neither of which represents the reforming role assigned to government in his plan.

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Louis BlancStateSocial ReformThe Age Of Social ChangeSocialism In Europe And The Russian RevolutionHistoryClass 9 Mcq

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