A central concept in the sociology of Karl Marx was the idea that:
A) bureaucracy would increasingly dominate the lives of individuals
B) social change results primarily from population growth
C) revolutions would arise in which workers would overthrow capitalism
D) variations in the organization of work and community life explained social change

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Karl Marx's central concept was that class struggle, particularly between the proletariat (workers) and the bourgeoisie (capitalist class), would lead to revolutions where workers would overthrow the capitalist system.

A Central Concept in the Sociology of Karl Marx Was