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Socialism-ownership of non-human resources

Can someone please help me in finding out the right answer from the following question. A faith that most of the nonhuman resources must be owned, not by the private individuals, however instead ‘by everyone’ in common, with the govt. as trustee, is a foundation for: (1) capitalism. (2) Libertarianism. (3) Laissez-faire policies. (4) Anarchism. (5) Socialism.

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