Friedrich Engels, a Frequent Collaborator with Karl Marx, Believed That

question 12

Multiple Choice

Friedrich Engels, a frequent collaborator with Karl Marx, believed that female oppression was rooted in an unlikely and hidden place: the private property rights in capitalism. Because he drew connections between underlying systems of gender inequality and private property, Engels could be considered a _________ theorist.

• A) conflict
• B) structuralist
• C) communist
• D) postmodern

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