Karl Marx -Why Does Marx Thinks That the Proletariat Will Not Last

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Karl Marx
-Why does Marx thinks that the proletariat will not last forever as a political force?

• A)The proletariat will eventually overcome the forces that keep it oppressed and will then choose to dissolve its own political apparatus.
• B)The bourgeois will prove too strong and defeat the political aims of the proletariat.
• C)The proletariat will become the new bourgeois and oppress the new proletariat in an unending cycle.
• D)The proletariat is by its very nature an unstable organization of political interests.

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