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4. Hegel held that human progress was erratic and uncertain. 5. Marx thought that the only effective way to hasten the coming of the classless society was through violent revolution.

          4.____ Hegel held that human progress was erratic and uncertain.
5.____ Marx thought that the only effective way to hasten the coming of the classless society was through violent
revolution.

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4.____ Hegel held that human progress was erratic and uncertain. 5.____ Marx thought that the only effective way to hasten the coming of the classless society was through violent revolution.

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4. Hegel held that human progress was erratic and uncertain. 5. Marx thought that the only effective way to hasten the coming of the classless society was through violent revolution.