When Marx writes "The history of hitherto existing society is the history of class struggle" - what does he mean? A. That opposing classes stand in opposition to each other over the course of history, and that this opposition results in a new social ordering and the creation of new classes which in turn are in contention with each other. B. Classes struggle to create political programs together in order to collectively advance society and build new systems of governance. C. Classes struggle with each other for resources which results in a socially stratified order whereby the strong win over the weak. D. Classes struggle and contend for their own say in the democratic process through the creating of their own propaganda.

When Marx writes "The history of hitherto existing society is the history of class struggle" - what does he mean? A. That opposing classes stand in opposition to each other over the course of history, and that this opposition results in a new social ordering and the creation of new classes which in turn are in contention with each other. B. Classes struggle to create political programs together in order to collectively advance society and build new systems of governance. C. Classes struggle with each other for resources which results in a socially stratified order whereby the strong win over the weak. D. Classes struggle and contend for their own say in the democratic process through the creating of their own propaganda.