Class Struggle: The Servile Wars Of The Ancient Roman Empire

One of the most common, reoccurring, and pronounced themes throughout modern history is the, “Class Struggle”. By Class struggle, we refer to the tension and struggle for power between the different self-founded social classes. The relatively new aged German philosopher Karl Marx, idealized that the, “Class Struggle” is the primary force in historical change. The most important conflict centralized to class struggle is the conflict between the 'haves' and the 'have-nots.' Those who have grand possessions and wealth, the higher class, and the Lower class.
Several times throughout history, the 'have-nots' revolt against the 'haves.' The Servile Wars of the Ancient Roman Empire, a simple slave uprising, is an excellent example of class struggle