What historical perspective did Karl Marx and Frederick Engels promote in their manifesto? Who are the three social groups they defined and what are their characteristics?
What will be an ideal response?
Karl Marx and Frederick Engels argued that the way in which industrialization was developing was fundamentally inequitable and created further social borders within societies. They defined three social groups, including the bourgeoisie, or the owners of the means of production; the proletariat, or the industrial workers, and the communists, a new group of people that shared the communal values of the worker class.
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A) vote. B) hold public office. C) sue. D) testify against whites.
__________ generally endorses a hands-off approach to government management of the economy
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At the founding of the nation, how was the role of the media in politics viewed?
A. Crucial to spreading political information to the electorate B. An overstepping of a clear boundary since freedom of the press was not established C. Limited because of the speed at which news traveled D. Vital since a large group of citizens controlled the political discussion E. A nuisance since Thomas Jefferson openly opposed newspapers
Presidential candidates now need ______ Electoral College votes to win the presidency
a. 270 b. 280 c. 290 d. 260