The Work of Max Weber Links to That of Karl

The work of Max Weber links to that of Karl Marx in which of the following ways?

A) Weber, building on Marx's basic "laws of society" introduced the significance of inequality and power into the understanding of sociology.
B) Weber argued that Marx's concept of alienation or an individual's loss of control over his world, led to an experience Weber called anomie, the loss of direction felt in society when social control of individual behaviour has become ineffective.
C) Weber theorized that there are a number of determinants of power which based on Marx's concept of social class, extended to include both social status, and organizational resources.
D) Weber extends Marx's work beyond the study of social class to an analysis of how issues like social class, gender, race, ethnicity, nationality and age influence the opportunities of individuals in society.