How Does Karl Marx Differentiate Between Members of the Proletariat

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Multiple Choice

How does Karl Marx differentiate between members of the proletariat and the bourgeoisie?

• A) Members of the proletariat own the means of production, while the bourgeoisie possess only their own labor.
• B) Members of the proletariat benefit directly from their own labor, while the bourgeoisie do not.
• C) Members of the proletariat have a greater sense of solidarity than do those of the bourgeoisie.
• D) Members of the proletariat have vast amounts of investment wealth.
• E) Members of the bourgeoisie own the means of production, while the proletariat possess only their own labor.

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