Answer:
The ignorance of the slaves was considered necessary to the security of the slaveholders. Not only did owners fear the spread of specifically abolitionist materials, they did not want slaves to question their authority; thus, |reading and reflection were to be prevented at any cost.
1. People in the USSR lacked the freedom of political expression that the people of the United States possessed because of government censorship.
2. While the USSR did allow individuals to possess private property, they were limited and could not own real estate like the people of the United States.
3. People in the USSR did not have freedom of religion and the government heavily imposed Marxist–Leninist atheism on its people.
