How Do Marx and Weber Compare in Their Views of War

question 43

Multiple Choice

How do Marx and Weber compare in their views of war?

• A) both believed in the use of violence by the state as necessary
• B) both believed that there is no such concept as a just war
• C) both believed that war is a necessary and fundamental part of life within society
• D) both believed that a society without war was not only possible but fundamental

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Definitions:

Philip Zimbardo

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Asch

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