“Manifesto of the Communist Party” is Karl Marx and Frederick Engels attempt to elucidate the goals of Communism, and also to the explain the fundamental theory of this movement. It claims that class struggles are the prompt impact behind all historical progress. Class relationships are explained by an era's production. Nevertheless, in the end these connection stop being compatible with the developing forces of production. Thereupon, a revolution occurs and a new class surfaces as the ruling one. This process represents the "march of history" operating by a larger economic forces. The Manifesto argues that there is no way to stop this from happening, and that capitalism is very unstable. The Communists want to promote this revolution, they
