Discussion
Marx was Hegelean because he
Answer: D
The passage says Karl Marx was a Hegelian and then says civil society was for Marx the base of productive forces; it also says Marx agreed with the link between capitalism and civil society, which is the market society described by Hegel. So Marx agreed with Hegel's description of civil society as a form of market society. Options A and B are not reasons in the passage, and option C is wrong because the passage says Marx rejected the positive role of the State that Hegel gave. The answer is option D.
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