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In comparing Locke and Marx, it would be fair to say that.... A. Locke believed

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In comparing Locke and Marx, it would be fair to say that....

A. Locke believed that private property benefited the community by adding value to the land, while Marx believed it led to alienation, exploitation and domination

b. Locke rejected the idea that the earth and its resources could be held in common, while Marx’s Communism calls for the means of production to be “socialized” or held in common

C. Locke suggested that men without property lacked industry and rationality, while Marx claimed that the owners of property were exploiting wage-laborers

D. All of the above

Explanation / Answer

The correct answer is Option D. All of the above statements make an accurate comparison between the ideas of Locke and Marx.

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