Define the term bourgeois

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Assignment:

Bourgeoisie and Proletariat (1848),

Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels

1. According to Marx and Engels, how does class conflict change over time? pay attention to the range of groups opposed to one another.

2. Define the term bourgeois. How are the bourgeoisie different from all the prior dominant classes in history?

3.This Document was initially conceived as a declaration of faith. What role, if any, does religion play in this final version?

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