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Early sociologist Karl Marx identified the chief problem facing modern society as :

Early sociologist Karl Marx identified the chief problem facing modern society as
A) the low levels of social integration and regulation.
B) the oppression of the workers by the capitalist factory owners.
C) the need to adjust to the evolution of society from a simple to complex form.
D) the growing influence of mass media.
E) the ability to respond to the needs of the poor during times of rapid social change.

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Core Concepts in Sociology, Canadian Edition

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Authors: Lindsey, Beach, Ravelli

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