The class Marx described as the bourgeoisie
a. was itself a result of conflict and revolution.
b. stood for stability from its beginnings and brought stability to society.
c. was always a reactionary class, seeking to create a society that existed only in the past.
d. against the existence of society, and therefore was and always will be a revolutionary class.
Question 2
The question of who gets divorced is complex. The evidence seems to support the idea that those most likely to get divorced are those
a. least satisfied by their marriage.
b. in the lower-middle and working-class.
c. who are less religious.
d. who are the most educated.
e. None of the above is supported.
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