Classical Marxist political economic theory

a. explained that the superstructure controls the (economic) base of a society.
b. asserted that the ideas of the ruling political and economic classes seduce ordinary
members of society to accept ideas that political and economic equities and their
subordinate status as the normal, natural "way things are."
c. saw the fundamental conflict in every society as the class conflict between the haves
and the have-nots.
d. saw individuals who accepted the beliefs and values of the most powerful social
classes as their own as dupes of the dominant ideology who willingly share in their
own oppression.
e. All of the above.

b, c, d