What did Marx claim about capitalist industrial societies?

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The general population governs the production resourcesSociety is primarily built upon religious and philosophical ideasOwnership of property holds little significance in contemporary statesThey inherently possessed elements that would lead to their downfall

Explanation

Marx argued that capitalist industrial societies inherently contained contradictions and conflicts within their structure that would eventually cause their collapse. This idea is reflected in the notion that these societies held the 'seeds of their own destruction.' The other options do not align with Marx's views on capitalism.