Question

Why did Marx call for the abolition of bourgeois property?

Responses
A Marx believed the bourgeois needed to experience what it was like to work hard.Marx believed the bourgeois needed to experience what it was like to work hard.
B Marx believed that bourgeois private property needed to be shared with everyone.Marx believed that bourgeois private property needed to be shared with everyone.
C Marx believed that the bourgeois while obtained fairly should be shared with everyone.Marx believed that the bourgeois while obtained fairly should be shared with everyone.
D Marx believed that bourgeois private property depended on the exploitation of workers.Marx believed that bourgeois private property depended on the exploitation of workers.

Answer 1

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D Marx believed that bourgeois private property depended on the exploitation of workers. He argued that the bourgeoisie gained their wealth and property through the exploitation of the working class, and therefore called for the abolition of bourgeois property in order to eliminate this exploitation and create a more equal society.