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QN=222 Chọn câu trả lời đúng theo quan điểm duy tâm xã hội:Lực lượng sáng tạo ra lịch sử là :a. Quần chúng nhân dân lao độngb. Giai cấp thống trị xã hộic. Các vĩ nhân, những cá nhân kiệt xuấtd. Giai cấp thống trị xã hội
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