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    The Communist Manifesto By Roger Spalding‚ History Review 2000 Roger Spalding introduces one of the most important publications in modern world history. The Communist Manifesto was a product of the social‚ economic and political turmoil that characterised Europe before 1850. Both of its authors‚ Marx and Engels‚ were touched by elements of this turmoil. Karl Marx‚ born in 1818‚ came from the Rhineland‚ an area occupied by the French during the Napoleonic Wars. During this period the French abolished

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    The Communist Manifesto‚ written by Karl Marx is an economical and philosophical ideology that is centered on communism. Specifically‚ it is centered on the redistribution of wealth so that everyone in a specified nation or State is completely equal in wealth for the “betterment” of the society. This in theory eliminates the class system and as a result is intended to eliminate the oppression that comes along with the class separation and wage gap. Thankfully‚ for me this literary piece’s brilliance

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    Gitlow neither wrote nor edited it. He was the business manager of a magazine called Revolutionary Age‚ which had published the Manifesto in July 1919. In typical overheated‚ Communist polemical style‚ the Manifesto reviewed the rise of socialism‚ condemned “moderate Socialism” for relying on democratic means‚ and advocated a “Communist Revolution” by a militant socialism based on antagonism between classes. It referred

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    001122 Preston Mitchell Western Civilization 1020 March 6‚ 2013 The Communist Manifesto: Distinguishing Classes The introduction of The Communist Manifesto‚ by Marx‚ starts off with the popular quote "A spectre is haunting Europe-the spectre of Communism."(p.xxvi) Marx tries to make a clear understanding of what Communism is and how people would go about creating Communism. Communism is already acknowledged by all European Powers to be a power and it is time that all Communists should openly publish

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    inequality is still an issue in America and if so‚ what types of inequalities? Inequality is the existence of unequal opportunities for different social positions or genders. In both books‚ A Vindication of the Rights of Woman and The Communist Manifesto‚ a similar concept has been presented for the causes of inequalities and the possible solutions accordingly. Inequalities among women and social classes in the United States is not the result of individuals‚ but rather is the result of structural

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    All of the European powers are against Communism‚ and frequently criticize its ideas. The Communist supporters have gathered in London and written this Manifesto in order make their views clear and to get rid of any misconceptions. It begins by bringing up class inequality. Through history we can see the upper class and lower class in permanent opposition to one another‚ which is sometimes obvious but sometimes not. They often fight‚ which ends in either a complete reconstruction of the society or

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    Karl Marx The Communist Manifesto reflects an attempt to explain the goals of Communism‚ as well as the theory underlying this movement. It argues that class struggles‚ or the exploitation of one class by another‚ are the motivating force behind all historical developments. Class relationships are defined by an era’s means of production. However‚ eventually these relationships cease to be compatible with the developing forces of production. At this point‚ a revolution occurs and a new class emerges

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    were suppressed and confined in that same class level never to elevate. The polarization of social classes was heightened by capitalisms and its forces. Upon answering the question above I came across a particular quote in Marx’s book The Communist Manifesto‚ “Its fall and the victory

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    In the film RIP! A Remix Manifesto by Brett Gaylor is about how copy right laws are affecting people. Gaylor think music should be free and should let everyone have the right to be creative with it. In the film Gaylor employs pathos in order to get to the audience and demonstrate how companies only protect their interest and prevent Americans to be creative with other people’s work. I think pathos is an effective for getting the audience attention since he provides stories such as when Brazil illegally

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    as Newtons Principia Mathematica laid the foundation for modern physics so to did Adams work lay the foundation for modern economics. For the next 70 years Adams doctrine went unchallenged until Karl Marx presented his rebuttal in the Communist Manifesto. Capitalism as envisioned by Smith called for complete private control of the economy‚ and a small government that practiced a hands off policy. Such a system‚ Smith believed‚ would allow for the greatest amount of wealth‚

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