What Differentiated Karl Marx's Views About the Possibilities for Social

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Multiple Choice

What differentiated Karl Marx's views about the possibilities for social change from those of utopian socialists?

• A) Unlike utopian socialists, who believed in cooperation, Marx was a realist whose views were based on scientific analysis and who saw class struggle as the basis for social change.
• B) Marx believed that change could only occur through the destruction of all state power, while utopian socialists continued to encourage collaboration with government reformers.
• C) Utopian socialists believed that social reform would come gradually but steadily, while Karl Marx argued that social change was not possible at all.
• D) Marx believed that social reform would come through workers' cooperatives and government reform, while utopian socialists believed it could only come through class struggle.

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