1. What is the difference between Socialism and Communism?
             The difference between Socialism and Communism is that socialism is based on the ethics where there are certain classes (e.g.. Social structure) and individual ownership of capital and labourer. The industry itself is also solely owned by the individuals of the system and the proletariats(workers) demands aren't attended to or cared for. The theory of communism abolishes private ownership of industries and manufactures, while leads to equality among the workers and the owners. Although communism is apparent is the eventual outcome some cases, it doesn't come until a rebellion is organized and undertaken successfully among the lower classes, which therefore leads to a revolution where absolute power corrupts and the government and industries are taken full control of. But, Socialism attempts to achieve public ownership and social change by legal means without a revolution. And also, communism, which brings the end of tyranny, where workers and people have been ruled over with cruelty and a classless society is more idealistic than socialism, which does not claim to make things perfect and equal.
             2. What specific action does Karl Marx propose workers take and why?
             In his writings, Marx's solution to workers was for the workmen to take over the means of production in a violent revolution. The means of production being the raw materials, factories, land that allow production to take place. After the revolution, society would become a communism (Abolishment of private possessions) and therefore the government and industries would take control. The communism that Marx wanted workers (proletariats) to lead to by rebellion, would create an idealist system and equality between all. The end of socialism would also lead to 'clever men eventually to claim the means of production, to take control of industries and so become new capitalists; Marx m
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