A) Class struggle
B) Alienation
C) Reification
D) Interpellation

A) It is merely a reflection of material reality
B) It leads to class consciousness
C) It serves to reproduce the conditions of production
D) It is inherently false

A) Rejection of historical materialism
B) Support for individual agency
C) Continuation of classical liberal thought
D) Break from humanism

A) The importance of biography in Marx's work
B) A return to structuralism in analysis
C) The supremacy of individual action
D) A focus on moral philosophies

A) In the purity of Marxist doctrine
B) In the contradictions of capitalism
C) In idealist philosophy
D) In the unity of the proletariat

A) Capital
B) For Marx
C) The German Ideology
D) The Communist Manifesto

A) From idealism to a focus on production
B) From feudalism to capitalism
C) From capitalism to communism
D) From communalism to socialism

A) Industrial Social Associations
B) Institutional State Authorities
C) Ideological State Apparatuses
D) International State Agreements