Gramsci differed from Marx in his analysis of

A) the division of groups in society.
B) the need for the proletariat to overthrow the bourgeoisie.
C) political control.
D) capitalism.

Gramsci differed from Marx in his analysis of political control. Marx believed that political power was derived from economic power, while Gramsci argued that political power was not just a reflection of economic power, but also dependent on cultural and ideological factors. Gramsci believed that the ruling class maintained its power not just through force or economic coercion, but also through the cultural hegemony of its dominant ideas and values. This led him to emphasize the importance of cultural and educational reform as a means of challenging the hegemony of the ruling class and empowering the working class.