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As the industrial revolution moved forward in society, so did the widening gap between class structures. Karl Marx studied the differences arising between the bourgeoisie and the proletariat people. The bourgeoisie are interested mainly in developing a capitalist society, using advanced methods of production. The bourgeoisie are the capitalist who own the factories, the products made in the factories, and controlled all the trade. The Proletariats or working class people have gained nothing in society but the thrill of their own labor. The Proletariats feel that they are treated poorly by the middle class society. They receive only enoug
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The Proletariats where not getting the wages they deserved for the labor that was accomplished.
Karl Marx also discusses the economic issues that the working class faces with change. Karl Marx came up later with a theory of a classless society to help the working class fight back. Marx hopes that by writing the communist manifesto for the people he will generate a revolution and the working class people will defeat the bourgeoisie. In this collaboration they identify the class struggle as the primary dynamic in history. His published works are extremely important when studying history or when understanding past social conflicts. The bourgeoisie or middle class people in society were exploiting and degrading the Proletariat people. If you are wealthy in life then you have many material objects and if you are poor then you have very little. This meant that less of the working class would have jobs and that more people would be poor. h in life to survive and have no chance of achieving a higher, class status. People mostly look at material objects for a sense of class status. He believes that eventually other countries will catch up with the technology and it will end up costing more for the machines then human labor.
Karl Marx believes that people have a “class consciousness” which means that people are aware of differences between one another and that it causes a separation between groups of people. He showed people not to be scared of conflict but rather to except it as a way of life. Marx wanted the wealthy people and the poor to become more economically equal in status.
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