Karl Marx and Frederich Engels

In their Communist Manifesto, Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels applied the term communism to the final part of socialism in which all class differences would end and people would live in peace. Marx and Engels were said to have found a scientific approach to socialism based on the laws of history. They said that the course of history was resolved by the conflict of opposite forces based on the economic system and the ownership of …

…of Karl Marx and his associate, Friedrich Engels. A Marxist doctrine is what extended the worker movements and called for social and political change in the late nineteenth century. Marx's materialism puts ideas back into the heads of people and treats it as part of a world that is always being changed through human activities, especially in production. In the dialectical process, ideas also affected the social conditions and behavior that more commonly form them.