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Social Classes In The Communist Manifesto By Karl Marx

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In the Communist Manifesto, Karl Marx defined the two main social classes a communist society as the Bourgeoisie and the Proletariat. Are these two social classes still prevalent in modern society? Yes, they are now known as the Middle class and the Lower or “working” class. In his theory, Marx states that the Bourgeoisie or the “capitalist class” are the ruling class of the two basic classes of capitalist society. They are the employers of laborers and are the owners of production. They were not the royals of society, but would be considered the owners of major corporations, manufactures, land-owners, and other employers. The wealth of the Bourgeoisie came from by employing labor. By employing workers, the Bourgeoisie created the surplus
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