Marx Described the Widespread Beliefs That Supported the Capitalist Economic

question 54

Multiple Choice

Marx described the widespread beliefs that supported the capitalist economic system as:

• A) False consciousness.
• B) class consciousness.
• C) cultural awareness.
• D) revolutionary politics.

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Definitions:

Discrimination

Unjust or prejudicial treatment of different categories of people, especially on the grounds of race, age, or sex.

Scapegoat Theory

A social-psychological concept that suggests individuals or groups are blamed and punished for problems or issues, often unfairly, to alleviate feelings of guilt or responsibility in others.

Racist Ideologies

Systems of beliefs that assert the superiority of one race over another, often used to justify unequal treatment or discrimination.

Social Stability

A state in which a society experiences consistent functioning, low levels of social unrest, and predictability in social relationships.