Marxist Theory of Class Struggle and Socialist Revolution
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What is the ultimate outcome of the class struggle between the proletariat and the capitalists?

  • The establishment of a socialist society (correct)
  • A compromise between the two classes
  • The reinforcement of the capitalist system
  • The abolition of the state
  • What is the primary reason for the proletariat's exploitation in a capitalist society?

  • Weak labor laws and regulations
  • Inefficient use of resources
  • Excessive production and profit motive of the capitalists (correct)
  • Lack of economic opportunities
  • What is the primary function of the state in a Marxist view?

  • To promote economic growth and development
  • To serve the interests of the owning class (correct)
  • To protect the rights of the proletariat
  • To maintain law and order in society
  • What happens to the state when class divisions end in a socialist society?

    <p>It withers away and loses its role</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the basis of the proletariat's unity in the class struggle?

    <p>Economic, political, and ideological similarities</p> Signup and view all the answers

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    Exploitation in Capitalist Society

    • Capitalists' excessive production and profit motive lead to severe exploitation of the proletariat.

    Proletariat's Response

    • Proletariat unites as a class based on economic, political, and ideological similarities.
    • They wage a class struggle against the capitalists.

    Outcome of Class Struggle

    • The proletariat eventually wins and establishes a socialist society.
    • This society is free of classes and class divisions.

    Role of the State

    • The state was created by the bourgeoisie to protect their interests and oppress the proletariat.
    • Mechanisms used to oppress the proletariat include the police, military, and bureaucracy.
    • The state serves the interests of the owning class and is a tool for oppression and domination.

    Stateless Socialist Society

    • In a socialist society, class divisions cease to exist.
    • As a result, the state has no role to play and will eventually "wither away".

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    Test your understanding of the Marxist concept of class struggle and the role of the proletariat in the capitalist society. Learn how the exploitation of the working class leads to the formation of a socialist society. Explore the key principles of Marxist theory and its application in social change.

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