Karl Max

Karl Marx was a 19th-century philosopher and economist who analyzed how societies organize production and power. He argued that history is driven by class struggles between workers (proletariat) and those who own capital (bourgeoisie). Marx believed capitalism creates inequality, exploiting workers for profit, and predicted that this system would ultimately lead to social change, with a move toward a classless society where resources are shared. His ideas have influenced political thought, inspiring movements for social justice and economic reform.