A Marxist historian arguing against the contention regarding the sans-culottes in the first paragraph would likely cite which of the following as evidence?

The sans-culottes' identity as rooted in their socioeconomic status

Explanation:

The Sans-culottes were the poor in the then French government who revolted against the leadership because of their poor living conditions. A Marxist historian would study the effects of capitalism on the economy and social welfare of a state.

A Marxist historian arguing against the contention that the Sans-culottes were emerging into the working class will cite the fact that the identity of the sans-culottes was as a result of their place in the society as well as their economic status.

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