Three of the following are basic ideas of Marxism. Which is NOT?

The establishment of a communist society will be achieved democratically by the working class through their use of the ballot.

The value of goods produced in society derives solely from the human labor involved in its production.

Economic forces largely determine the events and institutions of history and society.

The history of human society has chiefly been the history of the struggle between different economic classes.

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Fisher Ayers

20 December, 21:02

Three of the following are basic ideas of Marxism. Which is NOT?

The establishment of a communist society will be achieved democratically by the working class through their use of the ballot.

The value of goods produced in society derives solely from the human labor involved in its production.

Economic forces largely determine the events and institutions of history and society.

The history of human society has chiefly been the history of the struggle between different economic classes.

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Amy Mercer · Answer 1

The correct answer is The establishment of a communist society will be achieved democratically by the working class through their use of the ballot.

According to Marx, the revolution must be swift and not democratic. The current systems have to be removed, if needed with violence, and a communist society must me implemented.