3. how does the manifesto discuss the economic evolution
of the bourgeoisie as a class? how does the manifesto discuss the political evolution of the bourgeoisie as a
ruling class?

The burgeoisie was born in the last centuries of the feudal system. Its rise to a dominant position  was possible thanks to the industrial Revolution by "revolutionising the instruments of production, "  according to the Communist Manifesto. The burgeoisie also created a world market making production and consumption a cosmopolitan thing. As they became the owners of the means of production, they turned into the modern ruling class.

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The answer is A. statesman

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Romans built a very powerful civilization and sculpture was extremely important and influential to them. They had schools for the new artist to learn the craft, and they used materials like marble, stone, clay and concrete which they invented.

Often, Romans created their statues to honor important influential Statesmen because they wanted people to remember them. Roman emperors wanted to be remembered by the people, and also to remind citizens of their big and influential power.

Roman sculptures were very often inspired by the Greeks. The different ways that the Greeks concentrated on the beauty of the statues, sometimes exaggerating it, while the Romans wanted to create more realistic statues in combination with practical purposes.

Even though Romans mainly created their statues to honor Statesmen sometimes, they were created to honor ancestors, Gods, leaders, military generals and philosophers.