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Three of the following were 19th-century utopian socialist. who was NOT? a. charles fourier b. jeremy bentham c. clade henri de saint-simon d. robert owen
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Three of the following were 19th-century utopian socialist. who was NOT?

a. charles fourier
b. jeremy bentham
c. clade henri de saint-simon
d. robert owen

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Jeremy Bentham was not an utopian socialist during the 19th-century.

So, the answer is option B. Jeremy Bentham.

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