Karl Marx and the Industrial Revolution

When Karl Marx looked at the factories at where people were working, he realized that most of them were tired and were getting sick. Those who were sick were not treated or told to rest for anything. Marx didn't like how the Industrial Revolution was going because many people were tired, many were not in good health, they received no payment, some were having a nervous breakdown, etc.

Marx had to do something to help the workers, so he created communism. He talked to all of the workers that they should control factories and farms instead of landlords. Like the " Enlightment", people had the power to choose whatn they want to have in the economy. Karl Marx told "the workers of the world to unite" to a worldwide revolution. The workers were inspired to join him on in the Revolution.

The way that Karl Marx was inspired to do the Revolution was that the way how he saw the workers were treated. There were kids that were 18 yrs. or under working, women, men, etc. They had no breaks and they had no vacations or days off to take. They never earned any money to use to buy food or clothes to wear and eat. After Marx saw enough, he had to step up and do something.