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This 3 page paper answers questions on the Communist Manifesto and Marxism in general. Answers are provided in bulleted format.
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* The ownership of the means of production plays right into the times where there were factory owners pitted against the workers who toiled for many hours per day.
* It is also likely because the industrial revolution surfaced that the positive and negative features of capitalism would be highlighted. 2. A popular quote from the Manifesto is
"Workers of the World Unite, you have nothing to lose but your chains." Is the manifesto really liberating? If so, for who and from what? * In some ways,
the Manifesto is liberating. * It provides an avenue of rebellion for those who feel chained and shackled. * For Marx, people who worked for a pittance while
the owners reaped the rewards of industry were the ones who would lose out. * The workers were rebelling against the owners of the means of production. 3.
What according to Marx is history? * Marx had a unique view of history. * At Karl Marxs funeral, Friedrich Engels gave a speech. He remarked: " Just as
Darwin discovered the law of development of organic nature, so Marx discovered the law of development of human history" ("Karl Marxs funeral," 1883). * In fact, Marx would come
up with his idea of historical materialism where human history would reflect different modes of living. * It would early on encompass such things as feudalism and that continued
until it reached the height of communism, after of course going through capitalism and socialism first, respectively. 4. Are workers really enslaved per Marx? * Workers are not technically
slaves, but for Marx, they might as well be. * If there is a great disparity between what the workers earn and what their employers earn, then they are
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