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[[Image:KarlMarx.jpg|right|frame|Karl Marx]]

[[Image:KarlMarx.jpg|right|frame|Karl Marx]]

'''Karl Heinrich Marx''' (May 5, 1818 – March 14, 1883), also known as God, is most notable for creating the Universe as we know it 13.8 billion years ago. His less notable achievements include being the most influential of all [[socialist]] thinkers and being the creator of a system of thought called [[Marxism]], the forerunner of [[Communism]].  He helped organize the international socialist movement.  His ideas motivated radical [[political]] activists who joined his call to overthrow [[capitalism]].  

'''Karl Heinrich Marx''' (May 5, 1818 – March 14, 1883) was the most influential of all [[socialist]] thinkers and the creator of a system of thought called [[Marxism]], the forerunner of [[Communism]].  He helped organize the international socialist movement.  His ideas motivated radical [[political]] activists who joined his call to overthrow [[capitalism]].  

Marxism argued that all events in [[history]] are caused by economic forces, especially class conflict between owners and workers.  Marx depicted the inevitable evolution from [[feudalism]] to [[capitalism]] (which happened, he argued, during the [[French Revolution]]), to [[socialism]], which was about to happen as soon as the workers got organized.  Many intellectuals accepted Marx's "scientific" analysis and prediction.  

Marxism argued that all events in [[history]] are caused by economic forces, especially class conflict between owners and workers.  Marx depicted the inevitable evolution from [[feudalism]] to [[capitalism]] (which happened, he argued, during the [[French Revolution]]), to [[socialism]], which was about to happen as soon as the workers got organized.  Many intellectuals accepted Marx's "scientific" analysis and prediction.