Karl Marx and Jean-Jacques Rousseau tended to agree on at least one thing.They both felt that the primary source of social ills in society was due to the emergence of:
A) religion.
B) private property.
C) the caste system.
D) the estate tax.

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Both Karl Marx and Jean-Jacques Rousseau believed that the emergence of private property led to social inequality and unrest in society. They argued that the ownership of property created a divide between the wealthy few and the disadvantaged many, leading to exploitation and class struggle. Therefore, B is the correct choice.

Karl Marx and Jean-Jacques Rousseau Tended to Agree on at Least