According to Karl Marx's observations, European societies were comprised of two distinct classes of people. This class was subordinate to the demands of the ruling class.

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Marx believed that European societies were divided into the bourgeoisie or the capitalist ruling class, and the proletariat or the working class who were exploited and oppressed by the bourgeoisie. Marx argued that the interests of the bourgeoisie were in direct conflict with the interests of the proletariat, and that the struggle between the two classes was the driving force of historical change. Therefore, the correct answer is C - proletariat.

According to Karl Marx's Observations, European Societies Were Comprised of Two