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The term 'Social Justice' is originally based on the teachings of
Answer: A
The term 'social justice' is originally based on the teachings of St. Thomas Aquinas, so the answer is A.
The term was brought into use in the nineteenth century by Catholic thinkers who took the scholastic teaching of Aquinas on justice, the common good and the duty of the community towards the poor, and applied it to the conditions of industrial society.
Marx (B), Rawls (C) and Ambedkar (D) all wrote on justice and equality, but they did not originate the term, so none of them is the keyed answer.
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