Marxism May Be Said to Have Merged Three National Streams

question 16

Multiple Choice

Marxism may be said to have merged three national streams of early nineteenth-century European history. The three national streams are:

• A) French absolutism, British pragmatism, and German nationalism.
• B) French egalitarianism, British liberalism, and Russian despotism.
• C) French revolutionism, British Industrial Revolution, and German philosophy.
• D) Russian authoritarianism, British industrialism, and German philosophy.

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