Question

According to Karl Marx, in what way was capitalism a necessary evil? Select one: a. it created the conditions for workers to come together as a revolutionary class b. it made conditions so miserable that anything else looked better c. it gave intellectuals an excuse to create alternatives d. it opened the doors for reform If we look at society in the United States today, which of the following of Marx’ ideas must we concede is accurate: Select one: a. Workers regardless of religion, nationality or status have all united to overthrow the bourgeoisie. b. Wealth has become highly conce

Answer 1

According to Karl Marx, capitalism was a necessary evil as it created the conditions for workers to unite as a revolutionary class. Marx's idea that wealth becomes highly concentrated among a few is accurate in today's society.

Step-by-step explanation:

Karl Marx believed that capitalism was a necessary evil because it created the conditions for workers to come together as a revolutionary class. He argued that capitalism would eventually lead to the collapse of the system and the reclamation of control by the working class. However, Marx underestimated the difficulties of creating a classless society and the temporary centralization of government power that communism required. In today's society, we can concede that Marx's idea of wealth becoming highly concentrated among a few is accurate.

Answer 2

the anser was a because that was the one that i remember  is correct