Although Karl Marx ideas were not popular, he provided a different viewpoint of capitalism and suggested an alternative to relieve wage workers from capitalist societies during the Industrial Revolution. Marx believed that differences in social classes were a form of human development, in which economic domination was becoming a part of human nature. Since everyone was being subjugated by work rather than focusing on themselves, he thought that a capitalism society stopped or minimized people’s awareness of their own potential. Karl Marx saw capitalism as a system involved in opposition, exploitation, and dehumanization, in which he came up with The Communist Manifesto, to help the working class overthrow the coercion that capitalism produces. Marx also mentions that bourgeois society has influenced and created new forms of struggle between classes and being treated unfairly within society and that it is constantly changing.…