By the Mid-Nineteenth Century, a New Paradigm of Social Relations

question 32

Multiple Choice

By the mid-nineteenth century, a new paradigm of social relations suggested that

• A) individuals were members of separate classes based on their relationship to the means of production.
• B) most people did not develop an awareness of their particular social class.
• C) an ideal society would adopt equality for women.
• D) peasants and industrial workers saw themselves as united "laborers" against the traditional aristocracy.