​Class Distinctions Undermined the Revolutions of 1848 Because

​Class distinctions undermined the revolutions of 1848 because

A) ​Conservatives left the barricades when the urban poor became radicalized.
B) ​Marxist ideology dictated that it must.
C) ​Bourgeois liberals favored political reforms, while the laboring poor demanded social reforms.​
D) ​Urban poor demanded the expansion of voting rights and the middle class opposed universal suffrage.​
E) ​Conservatives accused the bourgeois of inciting Jacobin tendencies in the laboring poor.