Karl Marx's Idea Of Communism

Communism is a political system that many people think is wrong but the man who created the communist movement did it because he thought that it could help the working class ("Marxist Sociology"). In his time, the working class worked in factories with low paying wages and terrible conditions that is one of the reasons that he started communism ("The Communist Manifesto"). Still today, his political system is in use as the largest political party in the world ("How China is Ruled"). Karl Marx's idea of how communism should be is expressed through The Communist Manifesto.
Karl Marx is a philosopher, economist, and a sociologist (“Sociology”). He made the communist movement because his ideals that he learned as all of these fields. He learned that the human race is natural creative and sociable and he thought that any political or economic situation should not treat them as machines (Menand, Louis). As an economist, he saw that the people that do not have capital they are obliged sell their labor to survive in the world and not die (“Proletariat”). He also used his knowledge as a philosopher to create a society that the …show more content…
Hegel that critiqued politics, religion, and this was the start of his revolution against the system (Chu, Ruven). Marx made The Communist Manifesto because when he looked around he saw the Proletariat, which is the working class in poverty and in terrible working conditions ("Marxist Sociology"; "Proletariat"). The industrial revolution also was influencing him to make communism because nearly all of the wealth was concentrated in ten percent of the people and the rest of the people owned nothing (Menand, Louis). He saw this and wanted to have the middle class control the economy that is one of the reasons that he made communism (“Karl Marx”). Communism is theorized to make the world a better