Question

in the bourgeoisie capitalist system the bourgeoisie was unwilling to accept the __________system of government.


( democratic / aristocratic / monarchical / parliamentary )
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Answer 1

Explanation:

aristocratic system I think so

Answer 2

Answer:

The Correct answer is Option B

Explanation:

• The term bourgeoisie is one that dates back centuries, but rose to prominence with Marx's concept of the class struggle. In Marxism, the term Bourgeoisie refers to a social order dominated by the ruling or capitalist class — those who own property and, thus, the means of production.
• According to Marx, the bourgeoisie is the ruling class in capitalist societies. That is, economic power gives access to political power.
• The bourgeoisie, although dominant in political and cultural influence, are not necessarily wealthy.
• Marx saw social classes as emerging and persisting out of conflict. The proletariat, in his view, were inherently in conflict with the bourgeoisie, who stood to exploit the lower classes through profiting off of owning the means of production without themselves contributing labor.
• The term bourgeoisie has evolved beyond marxism beyond merely ownership of the means of production. For example, many Francophone countries use the term bourgeoisie to refer to stratifications between levels of intergenerational wealth.
• The older urban bourgeoisie of cities and communes;
• Civil servants of the modern territorial state who were not part of a feudal hierarchy;
• Merchants, bankers, industrial entrepreneurs, and independent artisans who were able to remove themselves from the order of cooperative estates
• Professionals, literati, and artists;
• Enlightened or economically innovative portions of the landholding nobility, as well as non-noble estate owners and agriculturalists; and,
• Participants in freedom movements that were cultural or confessional, liberal or democratic, or regional or national.