What Is a Fundamental Difference Between Karl Marx and Max

question 48

Multiple Choice

What is a fundamental difference between Karl Marx and Max Weber?

• A)Karl Marx did not view social class as rooted in the production process.
• B)Max Weber believed that America is a caste system.
• C)Karl Marx believed that the proletariat represents those people who own the means of production.
• D)Max Weber emphasized a multidimensional approach to class consisting of wealth, prestige, and power.
• E)Karl Marx believed that it was easy to engage in social mobility because of the nature of jobs during the Industrial Revolution.

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