Regarding Class Conflict, Karl Marx Argues That

question 17

Multiple Choice

Regarding class conflict, Karl Marx argues that

• A) there have been class conflicts throughout all of human history.
• B) class conflict is a product of the Industrial Revolution.
• C) class conflict was first experienced during the Middle Ages, and modern society inherited it.
• D) class conflict is uniquely a feature of the Information Revolution.

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