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Karl Marx and the French Revolution in 1830

Writer's picture: Dalton MorrisonDalton Morrison

Karl Marx thought socialism was superior to capitalism because of socialism's benefits. Marx wrote that socialism is an economic structure that allows people to realize their full potential, and that capitalism would eventually collapse and be replaced by socialism and then communism. Marx did not hate capitalism; he instead saw certain values in both capitalism and socialism and chose socialism as his favorite.


The French revolution of 1830 was a revolution where the French ONCE AGAIN revolted, cut everyone' heads off, and overthrew the king. This time they overthrew King Charles X, which was popular among Frenchmen and was also known as the July Revolution, where Lois Philippe took over.


It was interesting to see Karl Marx's point of view about socialism and to hear about another Revolution by the French in this week's history.

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