Sir Thomas More, in his Utopia , advanced the concept that
A)some poverty is inevitable.
B)an acquisitive society eventually achieves the just distribution of goods.
C)for a just society, private property must be abolished , and greed and human cruelty should be prevented.
D)lawyers could help to design a just society.
E)Plato's perfect society was feasible.

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Sir Thomas More's concept in Utopia advocated for a just society that prevents greed and human cruelty by abolishing private property. This idea is reflected in the name of the book itself, as "utopia" translates to "no place" or "nowhere," indicating a perfect but unattainable society.

Sir Thomas More, in His Utopia , Advanced the Concept