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Which of the following views believes that the state originated with class division and class struggle…

Political Science · Political Theory
Which of the following views believes that the state originated with class division and class struggle in society?
ALiberal view
BMarxist view ✓ Correct
CPluralist view
DTraditional view
Correct answer: (B) Marxist view — The Marxist view traces the origin of the state to class division and class struggle, so the answer is the Marxist view.
Explanation
The Marxist view traces the origin of the state to class division and class struggle, so the answer is the Marxist view.
For Marx the state arose when society split into owners and non-owners of the means of production.
It is therefore an instrument of class domination by which the propertied class controls the rest.
Marxist political theory builds on class division, property relations and the mode of production.
The state, in this view, will wither away once classes are abolished in a communist society.
The liberal view instead treats the state as a contract or agency to protect individual rights.
The pluralist view sees the state as one association among many competing groups, not a class weapon.

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