One of the main differences between Marx's and Weber's understanding of social class is that
a. Marx emphasized one's life chances in his understanding of social class.
b. Weber recognized that social classes also differ with respect to their power and status.
c. Marx put more emphasis on how race and gender intersected with class.
d. Weber argued that social discrimination can lead to class inequality.
Answer: b. Weber recognized that social classes also differ with respect to their power and status.
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What will be an ideal response?
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