friedrich engels believed that communism would not take root in the united states because select one: a. the poorer american classes still had enough material wealth to be happy with their station. b. american workers lacked sufficient class consciousness. c. the government was already providing substantial financial assistance to the working class. d. the social security system provided workers with a safety net not available to workers in europe. e. the government of the u.s. was too militantly anti-communist and would not allow propaganda to spread.