Karl Marx's Sharpest Struggle in the First International Was with Bakunin

Karl Marx's sharpest struggle in the First International was with Bakunin, who argued that

A) socialists must work to reform the state gradually, rather than change it through revolution, as Marx argued.
B) the state was the main enemy of the common person.
C) only through elections could the working class improve its condition.
D) socialists must cooperate with capitalists to improve wages and working conditions.