Question

question 8
1 pts
how did the revolutions in europe during 1848 differ from the revolution that marx and engels imagined?
the 1848 revolutions were based on the utopian socialism of fourier.
the 1848 revolutions only took place in rural contexts.
the 1848 revolutions had participants from various classes.
the 1848 revolutions called for the dissolution of nation - states.

Explanation:

Marx and Engels envisioned a proletarian - led revolution. The 1848 revolutions in Europe involved a wide range of social classes including the bourgeoisie, workers, and intellectuals, not just the proletariat as Marx and Engels had in mind. They were not based solely on Fourier's utopian socialism, did not only occur in rural contexts, and did not call for the dissolution of nation - states.

Answer:

The 1848 revolutions had participants from various classes.