A thinker from this country traced how its people sequentially obtained civil, political, and social rights in the essay “Citizenship and Social Class.” A feminist abolitionist thinker from this country wrote Society in America and popularized the works of Auguste Comte through her translations. The “mother of sociology” Harriet Martineau is from this country, where the Centre for Contemporary Cultural Studies was founded by Jamaica-born Marxist thinker Stuart Hall. An 1845 book compares the illness and death rates of this country’s rural and industrialized populations to document capitalist exploitation, inspiring Marx to collaborate with its author. For 10 points, Friedrich Engels wrote a book on the “Condition of the Working Class in” what country home to the University of Birmingham? ■END■
ANSWER: England [or United Kingdom; or UK; or Great Britain; accept Condition of the Working Class in England; reject “Scotland” or “Wales” or “Northern Ireland”] (The first sentence refers to T. H. Marshall.)
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