Frederick Engels,a nineteenth century collaborator of Karl Marx,developed a theory explaining why women were oppressed.He was the first recognized scholar to assert that women's status relative to men's was based on _________ factors.

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Frederick Engels, in his work, particularly in "The Origin of the Family, Private Property and the State," argued that women's oppression and their social status relative to men were rooted in social factors, especially related to the development of private property and the state. He believed that the shift from communal living to a society divided into classes, alongside the rise of private property, fundamentally altered women's social standing and led to their subjugation.

Frederick Engels,a Nineteenth Century Collaborator of Karl Marx,developed a Theory