Karl Marx

The bourgeoisie refers to the middle class in society who own property and means of production. They are typically business owners, professionals, and individuals with wealth and influence. The term is often used in contrast to the working class or proletariat.

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Karl Marx

Marx believed that eventually classes of people would disappear and the ultimate communist society would be one with no social classes. In the capitalist society he saw two classes. The bourgeoisie at the top who owned and controlled the means of production and the proletariat at the bottom who were that common workers owning nothing but the right to sell their labor. He believed the proletariat would eventually take over from the bourgeoisie and society would become one with no social classes.

No, Jason Walton was a character in the TV show "The Waltons." Richard Marx is a musician and singer-songwriter known for his solo music career, not for being in a band with Jason Walton.

Primarily, Karl Marx's ideas fueled the Russian Revolution.

His idea was that the workers of the world were being exploited and would eventually take control of society, government and economy and impose a socialistic one in place of the capitalistic one. His idea was that this was inevitable and it was only a matter of time.

This idea of socialism spread to many countries and to many people. Many of those people advocated an end to autocratic governments such as in Russia and Germany and convinced many people that it was time for Marx's revolution. In Russia, many people had grown tired of rule by the Czar's and were swayed by the promises of the Marxist believers that if they overthrew the Czar, their lives would be much better. Marx created the idea of revolution which others, like Vladimir Lenin, then picked up on and advocated and then executed revolution.

The Communist Manifesto was not officially banned by the US government. However, during the Red Scare in the early 20th century and the Cold War era, there were instances of censorship, persecution, and restrictions on communist literature and activities in the United States.

Absolutely none. A true communist state, according to Karl Marx's definition, would not even have a government.

As Marx put it, after capitalism was replaced by socialism, the society would gradually evolve into a true communist state. As it did so, all distinctions between social classes would disappear. As those disappeared the need for one class to repress the others would also disappear. Once society evolved into a single class of people there would no longer be a need for government to create laws to repress other people. Government, or state, would simply wither away and disappear.

Today's so-called "communist" governments are not true communist at all. The Soviet Union was in some ways farther away from true communism than the capitalist states of the West because of the total repression of the citizens that that and other "communist" governments practice.

If there is a "role of the government in communist states" it would actually be in socialist stage during the transition from socialism to communism. Immediately after the overthrow of capitalism, Marx stated a "dictatorship of the proletariat" would be needed in order to ensure that all vestiges of capitalism are wiped out. This "government" takes control of the means of production for the proletariat as a whole and keeps the country on the road to communism.

As far as government's role in today's so-called communist states, it is simply to ensure that the country is run the way that the political group then in control of the country wants it to be run. As far as the economy of that country goes, the government becomes a central planner determining what is to be produced and what is to be supplied without regard to free market forces as in a capitalist state.

Harpo Marx was a member of the Marx Brothers comedy team known for his silent performances. He used physical comedy, facial expressions, and props to communicate with his audience instead of speaking. This added a unique and comedic element to their performances that set them apart from other acts of the time.

Harpo Marx was 75 years old when he died on September 28, 1964.

It is difficult to say for sure. Marx never claimed to be one, and talked about Freemasons as if he did not know (or care) much about them. The sources which suggest that he was a member of a lodge do name a real Lodge attached to the Grand Orient of France in Osterbruck (L'Étoile Anséatique), but Marx had no connection with Osterbruck and it is highly unlikely that he would have joined a lodge there.

I attempted to improve the question to read as this: Was Karl Marx a free market philosopher? Some how I could not do it. The answer however is that Marx was not a free market philosopher. He was an economist, political analyst and philosopher that believed the capitalist economic system oppressed the working class. He believed that any remnants of free markets would fall into the hands of capitalists who would destroy itself by frequent depressions. I say this to make it clear that "free markets" could evolve into a socialist economy. Marx believed that only a violent revolution could change the economy.

Although Karl Marx called members of the upper class the "bourgeoisie," the two terms are not synonymous. The bourgeoisie are the people who own and control the means of production, not just the upper class. People may be in the upper class if they are wealthy like professional people and shopowners, but they are not part of Marx's bourgeoisie, because they do not own the means of production of good and they don't employ workers in factories.

Likewise, the term "proletariat" does not equate exactly to the "lower class."

Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels believed that social change would result from the struggle between the ruling capitalist class and the exploited working class. They argued that this conflict would ultimately lead to the overthrow of capitalism and the establishment of a classless society.

Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels, in the Communist Manifesto in 1848.

Marx's co-author was Friedrich Engels. Together, they collaborated on several works, including "The Communist Manifesto" and "Das Kapital," which had a significant influence on the development of Marxist theory. Engels played a crucial role in providing financial and intellectual support to Marx throughout their partnership.

The North opposed the Ostend Manifesto, viewing it as an attempt to expand slavery into new territories and potentially lead to war with Spain. They saw it as a Southern effort to gain more slave-holding states and increase their influence in Congress. The Manifesto was widely criticized and ultimately abandoned due to strong backlash and opposition.

Marx' view on population is that there is no problem such as overpopulation. His view was that the problem was caused due to capitalism, in that, capitalists facilitate the unequal distribution of food and resources. This is so because the capitalist(bourgeoisie) possess the concentration of the economy's wealth whilst the proletariat (working class) lives in poverty, which therefore results in reference to overpopulation.

Yes, he was born in Trier, Germany. To be more precise, Marx is Prussian, which was at the time of his birth one of several independent German states that were eventually combined to form the country Germany.

His "laws" mostly talked about the inevitability of a large business to a small business but fo further info read the book "The worldly Philosophers"

The Colonialism paved the way for the growth of Big Industries. before colonial period there were only self sufficient villages where people use to produce the goods manually in their homes in accordance with the requirement of their village community. But with the expansion of colonialism all over the world the demand for the goods increased considerably. gradually the production style was completely changed under to meet the greater demand. the people started work collectively and the small scale industries came into existence. But with the growth of science the missionaries were being introduced in the field of production. It was inevitable to meet the greater demand of the goods all across the world. this paved the way for factory system which in turn resulted in the growth of capitalism as middle class people who were capable of invest the capital became the factory owners and accumulated huge capital at the cost of the labor provided by the working class people

So the growth of Capitalism, Exploitation of working class people, increasing gap between haves and have nots in the society, were some of the most important nagative effects of colonialism

Opposing, Agreeable, Similar, Or popular are the answers in the selection space. That post made it harder for me to figure this out. Maybe you could dumber it down for us. You know, for the teens who are not in college?

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Buddy, i do have the same doubt. i read a short article in a Jewish site, that, despite being too much repressed - in the style of writing, a kind of angry - it shows only a suspicious fact that involves a pregnancy of his maid, covered up by Engels. And it still says that, this person, had a son and the son of this last one, lived in Germany, married a German, enjoyed the Nazi part, died in Russia Combat, let a daughter. But, it is too much hard to say if it is a secure font. I doubt a lot. It doesn't tell about the sons of Marx's daughters. But, it is a start for searching further information.

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Hi, the livings descendants from his daughter Jenny are french ! Charles Longuet married Jenny Marx october 2 1872 in London , they have four children Jean, Edgar, Marcel et Jenny. Edgar had a son named Charles in 1902 et Charles had a son named again Edgar born in 1926 and always living in Condé sur Noireau France.

Karl Marx referred to this attitude as false consciousness, where members of a social class have a distorted understanding of their own interests and the system in which they live. This concept suggests that individuals may unknowingly support the dominant ideology that goes against their own class interests.

The working class forms the core of the industrial proletariat. This group typically includes individuals who sell their labor for wages in industries such as manufacturing, mining, and construction. They often lack ownership of the means of production and rely on their labor to earn a living.