Karl Marx suggested that the force which drives human history and is at the core of human progress is?

Answer 1

As laid out in his influential treatise, "The Communist Manifesto," Karl Marx believes that the force at the core of human progress is a great class struggle that has been ongoing since human beings organized themselves into civilizations. With control of the means of production as the central dynamic involved in this struggle, Marx predicts that in future it will be the "proletariat" -- the workers of human society -- who will eventually co-rule in more equitable social arrangements best described as "communistic."

Answer 2

Karl Marx belived that human history was driven by economic forces. When the means of production were owned by a relatively few people, they would inevitabily oppress the working class. The ownership of the means of production by these people would be a capitalistic economy that could not be changed without a violent revolution by the working class.

Answer 3

class struggle. Marx believed that history is shaped by the conflict between social classes with opposing interests, such as the bourgeoisie and the proletariat. He argued that this struggle would ultimately lead to the overthrow of capitalism and the establishment of a classless society.

Answer 4

Class struggles for control of the economy.

Answer 5

Karl Marx argued that economic conditions determine the course of history. Marx said that the class that possesses economic power controls the government and social institutions.

Answer 6

class conflict