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The Industrial Revolution

The Industrial Revolution. An Age of Revolutions (1750–1914). Contents. Utopian socialism. Marx and Communism. Karl Marx was born in Germany in 1819. He moved to France in the 1840s and there met fellow German revolutionary socialist Freidrich Engels. Karl Marx. Friedrich Engels.

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The Industrial Revolution

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  1. The Industrial Revolution An Age of Revolutions (1750–1914)

  2. Contents

  3. Utopian socialism

  4. Marx and Communism Karl Marx was born in Germany in 1819. He moved to France in the 1840s and there met fellow German revolutionary socialist Freidrich Engels. Karl Marx Friedrich Engels They worked together to develop an economic and political theory, and in 1848 published the Communist Manifesto.

  5. The Communist Manifesto

  6. Socialist organizations Marx and others formed theInternational Workingmen’s Association (IWA – also known as the First International) in 1864 to try to unite socialist, communist and anarchist groups from different nations in order to prepare for the revolution of the proletariat. However, there were internal conflicts between the socialists, led by Marx, and the anarchists, led by Mikhail Bakunin, which ended the IWA in 1876. The Second International was formed in 1889 as a congress of socialist parties throughout Europe. The members agreed that capitalism was the root cause of social ills and needed to be combated, but disagreed about how to combat it.

  7. Socialism in conflict

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