Marx and Engels believed:
C) The proletariat would eventually own the means of production.
The errors of the other answers:
a) Marx and Engels believed that capitalists, owners of the wealth and in control of the state, would always create laws favoring their own interests. Eventually the lower classes would have to rise up against them if there was to be any change.
b) Marx himself didn't say much about imperialism, but later, Lenin wrote an essay titled, <em>Imperialism: The Highest Stage of Capitalism </em>(1917). Don't expect imperialists, who thrive on subjugating other peoples, to be abolishing any sort of class or privilege distinctions.
d) The bourgeoisie had risen up against the feudal system of aristocracy and had become the capitalist class. The next phase of revolution would be the proletariat (the workers) rising up against the bourgeoisie.
Answer:D
Explanation: All answers are correct therefore the answer is D Why? all the the listed above are in the slave codes what are slave codes things that you can do and can't do with slaves.
Well a scenario of continuity over time would be how the sequoia trees don’t stop growing, and keep growing for the rest of they’re lives. Hope it <em><u>helps</u></em>!
The American Revolution had an important alliance with France in 1778, after having their trust by winning the battle in Saratoga. The French not only recognized the new United States but also trade concessions and privileges. One year later in 1779, Spain joined the war against the UK in the side of France. The French decision to join the infant United States in its fight for independence was by far the most important factor in America’s winning the Revolutionary War.
It allowed the independent Soviet nations and satelite states to choose democracy over communism
