The history of the world according to Marx could be interpreted through ?
Correct answer: B. dialectic materialism
- A. idealism
- B. dialectic materialism
- C. an absence of materialism
- D. a cyclical theory
Explanation
Marx interpreted historical change through dialectical materialism, which explains social development through conflicts between material conditions and opposing classes. Idealism instead gives primary importance to ideas rather than material forces.
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