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According to the theoretical position developed by Karl Marx, what is the catalyst for social change?
A) conflict between social groups
B) exploration beyond the boundaries of a given society
C) development of technology
D) shared moral values
Social Change
The transformation over time of societal norms, behaviors, values, and systems.
Conflict
A serious disagreement or argument, typically a protracted one, which can occur between individuals, groups, or nations.
Social Groups
Collections of individuals who interact with each other based on shared interests, beliefs, or identities, forming a recognizable structure within society.
- Comprehend how economic frameworks, including capitalism, mold societal dynamics.
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Learning Objectives
- Comprehend how economic frameworks, including capitalism, mold societal dynamics.
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