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kvv77 [185]
4 years ago
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Karl marx, speaking for the social-conflict approach, argued that the point of studying society was

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goldfiish [28.3K]4 years ago
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The choices were: a. to understand how society really operates.
b. to compare U.S. society to others.
c. to foster support for a nation's government.
d. to bring about greater social justice.

The answer is d. To bring greater social justice. Understanding social conflict lead us to unlock reasons of never ending struggle for the greater good. Learn why despite the changes in history there is still in equality. From there Karl Marx revealed that revolution must be headed by the proletariat not the other classes in the higher levels who have their own vested interest.
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