During which of the following steps of marx's proposed transition from capitalism to communism would a factory owner have his factory and property taken over by the government? a. industrialization b. revolution c. dictatorship of the proletariat d. pure communism

Revolution

Explanation:

In the Commuinist Manifesto, Karl Marx states Western history as the history of the class struggle, that is to say,  the constant relationship between an oppresed majority by an oppresive minority experienced by civilizations. Industrial age was not different to Marx when he expressed the bourgeoisie was the new oppresive class by gaining control of the new means of prodcution replacing the old feudal system and exploiting the workforce, the proletariat,  for their own profit and not giving to the employees a fair part of such benefits.  This serie of constant abuses from the burgeoisie will end the when the workers gained control of the means of production, but that is not going to be possible without a revolution that restrcutures society, wrote Marx. The revolution will be initiated by the proletariat will eventually establish a communist goverment in charge of  taking control of bourgeoisie's factories and every private property useful for production, finishing the class struggle and starting a communist goverment which takes care of the majorities' welfare.

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