Answer:
sharing all property and means of production.
Step-by-step explanation:
The early ideas of socialism, put together by Karl Marx and Frederick Engels did not want to abolish property, as it is often mistaken, but to abolish bourgeois property and share it equally among the classes. Early socialism concluded that too much political and economical power was in the ownership of the capitalist class that has the means of production of wealth such as banks, commerce, and factories. The idea was to seize these means of production and share them with the working class so it can be under their democratic control, instead of the rich having monopoly.