Karl Marx believed that the proletariat would rise up and eventually there would be a:

golden age of democracy.

strong monarch who would re-establish order.

primitive society in which all civilizations would be lost.

communist society in which all shared in the work and its benefits.

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Karl Marx believed that the proletariat would rise up and eventually there would be a:

golden age of democracy.

strong monarch who would re-establish order.

primitive society in which all civilizations would be lost.

communist society in which all shared in the work and its benefits.

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Karl Marx was a German philosopher, political theorist and socialist revolutionist. Marx is best known for writing a communist pamphlet that is known as the Communist manifesto, that lays what the author believed needed to be the foundations and laws of any communist revolution project.

In the Communist Manifesto, Marx details how the proletariat would rise up and eventually there would be a communist society in which all shared in the work and its benefits. This concept in the foundation value in which communism as a political current is based upon.

Karl Marx believed that the proletariat would rise up and eventually there would be a:golden age of democracy.strong monarch who would re-establish order.primitive society in which all civilizations would be lost.communist society in which all shared in the work and its benefits.

Karl Marx believed that the proletariat would rise up and eventually there would be a:

golden age of democracy.

strong monarch who would re-establish order.

primitive society in which all civilizations would be lost.

communist society in which all shared in the work and its benefits.