Discussion
Marx considered
Answer: D
The passage says that Marx held civil society to represent the bourgeoisie and that the State, as a superstructure, therefore also represents the dominant class. So the State is bourgeois because civil society is bourgeois in its representation. Option A denies that civil society is bourgeois, option B denies that the State is, and option C says each is independently bourgeois, whereas the passage derives the State's character from civil society. The answer is option D.
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