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5. PART A: How did Karl Marx's life change after he published "The Communist Manifesto"? (RI.1.3) A. He made a fortune.
B. He was rejected by many for his views.
C. He became less outspoken.
E. He grew more passionate about his beliefs.
6. PART B: Which section from the text best supports the answer to Part A? (RI.1.1)
A. "Marx became a homeless exile searching for a country that would tolerate his revolutionary views."
(Paragraph 19)
B. "He had three main goals, which he pursued for the rest of his life by penning innumerable newspaper
articles and serious scientific studies" (Paragraph 20)
C. C. "The pay checks kept his large family from going hungry until the start of the American Civil War."
(Paragraph 21)
D. "the establishment of a perfectly just society where everyone would be equal and work would cease to be a
burden." (Paragraph 25)

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