Marx and Engels's Statement That Crime Was Simply the Product

question 36

Multiple Choice

Marx and Engels's statement that crime was simply the product of unjust and alienating social conditions came to be known as the ______ hypothesis.

• A)primitive rebellion
• B)proletariat rebellion
• C)primitive revolution
• D)proletariat revolution

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