According to marx, why were the proletariat unable to develop a political awareness of their class position while the bourgeoisie were able to do so? a. the proletariat lacked interest or motivation to do so while the bourgeoisie were well connected politically and had a reason to exploit their class position. b. the proletariat were entirely accepting of their position in society and recognized that class division is innate in a society. c. the proletariat had lower intellect than the bourgeoisie. d. the proletariat were continually occupied with the struggle to make ends meet while the bourgeoisie simply sat back and enjoyed life.

d. The proletariat were continually occupied with the struggle to make ends meet while the bourgeoisie simply sat back and enjoyed life.

Explanation:

Marx believed that the bourgeoisie had a class consciousness, but the proletariat did not. This meant that the bourgeoisie was able to work collectively towards a particular goal, while the proletariat was not able to defend it own interests. He believed that the main reason for this was the fact that the proletariat was constantly concerned with its immediate needs. Because they were always working and struggling to survive, they did not have the necessary time to examine the social structures that governed them.

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