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Q: Who predicted a workers revolution in the Communist Manifesto?
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What is the Connection between the Industrial Revolution and Karl Marxs Communist Manifesto?

During the industrial revolution, factory workers, owners and merchants created a class system. Believing that the class system was unfair, Karl Marx wrote his manifesto detailing the uprising of the proletariate (or lower, working class, mostly from industrial factories) therefore destroying the bourgeoise (upper middle class) and the class system altogether. Also, the main purpose of all members of a communist society is to work industrially for the good of all of the community- this explains why communism is meant to work best in an industrial society.


Who believed that workers should own the means of production and equal l divide to profits?

Karl Marx, wrote about this in Das Kapital and other writings such as the Communist Manifesto.


How did Chinese communist strategy for political revolution differ from the soviet union communist strategy?

The Chinese focused on organizing peasants. The Soviets focused on organizing factory workers.


How did Karl marx and friedrich engles try to correct the ills of industrialization?

Marx and Engels wrote the Communist Manifesto where they outlined the aims of a communist state: the end of capitalist exploitation of the workers by the middle classes, the end of nationalism - as all workers share a similar culture and nationalism is a capitalist construct and the end of exploitation by the ruling class


What was the cause of October manifesto?

It was mainly in order for Nicholas II to uphold his own ideology of how to run Russia IE Autocracy and the events of 'Bloody Sunday' set forth many protests and strikes in alarming numbers that made Nicholas II fearfull of a revolution, so he signed the october manifesto that was to appease the public and therefore maintain his rule.