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How could the illustration in the text, Child Mine Labor, Report of Parliamentary Commission of Inquiry, 1842 be related to the Marx?

a. Capitalism reduces the proletariat to a laboring beast.
b. It strengthens the theory of Social Darwinism.
c. It emphasizes the need to protect the small business man.
d. It destroys the goals of nationalism.
e. Socialist parties were seen as useless tools of the lower classes.

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