How Did Bourgeoisie's Have On The Proletariat

The Communist Manifesto was a piece of writing that Karl Marx and Frederich Engles created. The influence that The Communist Manifesto had was huge. It describes the two types of societal classes the, Bourgeoisie’s and the Proletariat’s. Not only that, but The Communist Manifesto describes what both of those classes consist of and the roles each played. It went on to tell the effects the Bourgeoisie’s have on the Proletariat’s, and how a communist society is created.
In the Communist Manifesto Marx and Engle’s led me to believe that the Proletariat’s do the work while the Bourgeoisie regulate their income and working environments. Bourgeoisie live in wealth and strive to live in a “classless society”. A classless society according to the Bourgeoisie was one with government controlled wages, benefits, and no private ownership. The relationship they share is a give and take type relationship. The proletariat’s gave while the Bourgeoisie’s took. …show more content…
Proletariats are the working class while the bourgeoisies were the regulators of wealth. Everything was ruled by money. In the reading, it mentioned how the Bourgeoisie would constantly expand its market and what it took to be successful. There was no longer a sense of sentimental value to business, it was just strictly business. It was also mentioned that there is no political power. The bourgeoisie oppressed the Proletariat. By oppressing the Proletariats and keeping them in a place of no competition, there is no possible way for the proletariats to break the cycle, other than