Marx argued that the more the bourgeoisie grew in its wealth and power
a. the more the proletariat grew in numbers.
b. the less the proletariat grew in numbers.
c. the more it created the possibility for all people to become bourgeoisie.
d. the more the proletariat grew in its wealth and power.
A
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a. an example of network society. b. a cultural theme. c. a radical social change. d. a risky shift.
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Describe and explain the relationships between social stratification, social reproduction, and social ideologies
Please provide the best answer for the statement.
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