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Belongs to individuals, whether woul it or not, to a social class may be, to one extent or another,
"privileged" or "deprived of privileges", according to its economic and political system dominant. On
the economic level, there is inevitably a severe rivalry between those who own the means of production
and control where and who contribute, their work, which has a monopoly in the wealth part of it in the
form of profit-making. If this opposition seemed less severe functional and fierce than it was only
yesterday, this is precisely due to the conflict, which got him the workers allowed them to get to meet a
large number of their demands. However, even if the limitations of time on certain criteria highlighted
by Marx, the class struggle has not been "bypassed", contrary to the assertions of the hasty
.ideologically liberal
Indeed, even if it allowed some of the social gains - crop them painstakingly! - Improving the living
conditions of the middle class improved significantly, "the acts of structural violence" of capitalism is
still of our societies. In this take "exploitation of man by man" new forms: the influence Without
Borders shareholders who Tmossoa (pension fund managers, life insurance, holding companies
holdings), to destabilize the staff stability in the labor market is on the increase "flexibility", the
emergence of new infrastructure layer of "workers poor, "social exclusion. From here still collect equal
opportunities at present more than ever before; and collected is only possible through the regularity and
the struggle of the victims of the economics did not hesitate for a structural reduction of the basic rights
.of employees and to antagonize the most vulnerable
There is no doubt that we can no longer identify a controlling layer ("bourgeoisie") and the oppressed
class ("proletariat" ["hard-working") constitute a homogeneous blocs. However, Mavti many social
conflicts arise naturally Nashoba between workers and managers of companies. Because of the conflict
alone that allows workers to impose recognition of their rights, the term "class struggle" and that is no
longer fashionable, and even if it has taken on new forms, it stays in our reality and necessity. If non.violence leads to the recognition of its legitimacy
The justification of "class struggle" does not mean to incite "class hatred"; it also does not mean
acquiescence to control violence on the relations between the classes. It means, in the simplicity, and
that the conflict is estimated to consolidate more of Justice between classes. The demand for justice
means, at the same time, recommending a fair means to get it, any non-violent means. In fact, the poor,
.for the most part, are struggling to provide justice through such means
re_metah first place, do not However, the exercise of these nonviolent struggle exercise classes
generally refer to a theory in non-violence. The non-violence remains, indeed, a stranger to the culture
of the working class. But it still retains the memory of her wounds, they are not ready to receive those
sermons missionaries reject violence and to love the enemy. As if such letters, in fact, were often
recommends cooperation classes. There is a certain concept of "charity" to the poor may be exempted
during the long urgency to provide justice for the oppressed. In this way contributed religions, often, to
keep the chaos. Religious authorities, as called for a "social peace" and condemned the "class struggle",
did not notice that the amount of violence in this peace was greater than that in the struggle! The refusal
to recognize the necessity of conflict, conflict and Bashreithma This can not be him, but the focus is in
the interests of affluent. It falls within the framework of non-violence is not a framework. The layered
dialogue and social peace Mmermaan two of the goals of non-violence, but if the dialogue is the goal,
.the conflict is an attainable actually
The beginning of the agricultural revolution and the beginning of the class struggle
Mesopotamia
Agricultural revolution is the transition from the era of hunting and combined into an era of stability on
the banks of rivers and stability on the farms. The revolution that began in Western Asia during the
Neolithic period around the year 10,000 BC and led to global Ncohalmnzawma human transmission of
the pre-agricultural farming communities stage and increasing the proportion of population growth and
accelerating social development in general. The transition from hunting and capture stage to the stage
.of agriculture and the domestication of animals revolutionized the world of culture and economy
In Iraq, people gathered around the Tigris and Euphrates rivers in Egypt was the Nile River In India,
the Ganges River and Yellow River in China was the beginning of the agricultural revolution and the
beginning of stability and build cities and Alhzarat and I was the beginning of this revolution that
humanity has changed radically and I had this great development and great dressing another tragedy it
began to occur beginning of the class struggle between the human was in Mesopotamia in the form of
.classes Alajtmaitin Liberal and slave owners and owned
Is a layer senior angel land, peasants linked to work in the territory of the nobles and landlords on the
agenda of serfdom (slavery) evolved later work collectively forced labor for each of the lives of the
peasants within the framework of the property of the feudal or the other, the farmer is committed to the
defense of the owner, who lives farmer within the property as well as the commitment to an annual tax
of almost equip all Mainottagh peasants throughout the year, the church has established an alliance
with the feudal lords because they were also reap returns from everyone whether it be in the form of
tithes (ten income) paid their nationals or in the form of indulgences to those who pay the price and
instruments to deprive those who oppose the authority spiritual, form an escape growing peasants from
the villages to the cities of new foci of workers and allied bourgeoisie in its infancy when it was small
with the workers against feudalism and the church known as the Enlightenment Compatible Bmvkran
and philosophers called for the separation of religion from the state, quickly turned against the
bourgeoisie on its supporters to show the modern form of employers and owners of factories worked on
children and women running intensely Koada cheap labor, worked reform movements socialist and
Marxist radical to obtain workers' gains, but in different ways in terms of convictions theory,
represented these demands the right of workers to represent them within the trade unions and determine
working hours and get overtime right Working Group on Access weekly holiday and annual leave,
.managed labor march in the world to achieve these gains
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of corruption and compulsion was the best form of government the world could see. "If the
people be led by laws, and uniformity sought to be given them by punishments, they will try to
avoid the punishment, but have no sense of shame. If they be led by virtue, and uniformity
sought to be given them by the rules of propriety, they will have the sense of the shame, and
moreover will become good (Lao-Tse). This was one of the most important analects of
Confucius. This is the internalization of duty of the sense of shame, where punishment overcomes
evil actions, rather than following forms of Legalism.
3. Mohammed
Mohammed bin Abdullah bin Abdul Muttalib, is believed by Muslims to be the Messenger of God for
mankind to bring them back to worshipping God. Mohammed left a significant impact in the hearts of
Muslims everywhere; even the numerous indicators of affection when glorifying him. He created the
Islamic religion which through much trial successfully became the second largest religion in the world.
He was able to spread his message through the Holy Quaran and created not only a religion, but
lifestyle for Arabs. Mohammed stated there is no difference between an Arab and a non-Arab, which
means that there is no difference between ethnic communities. O mankind, indeed We have created
you from male and female and made you peoples and tribes that you may know one another. Indeed,
the most noble of you in the sight of Allah is the most righteous of you. Indeed, Allah is Knowing and
Acquainted (49:13).
On the contrary, Abo Thar stated an alternative meaning of this quote, meaning that a person should not
own more than he needs and that the rest of his wealth is for the community. The original saying was,
O you who have believed, indeed many of the scholars and the monks devour the wealth of people
unjustly and avert [them] from the way of Allah. And those who hoard gold and silver and spend it not
in the way of Allah - give them tidings of a painful punishment (9:34),
spend it not in the way of Allah - give them tidings of a painful punishment (9:34),
Contemporary leaders
1. Jefferson
Thomas Jefferson (April 13, 1743 - Jul 4 1826) was a famous political thinker in the early era of
the American Republic and one of the founding fathers of the United States. He was also the
principal author of the Declaration of Independence of 1776 He was the founder of the
Republican Party and the Democratic dimension and became the third president of the United
States of America from 1801-1809. Jefferson was one of the most important and influential
presidents in history. The most important accomplishment of Jefferson was he contribution to
the Declaration of Independence. He wrote the following:
We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal; that they are endowed
by their Creator with inherent and inalienable Rights; that among these, are Life, Liberty, and
the pursuit of Happiness; that to secure these rights, Governments are instituted among Men,
deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed; that whenever any Form of
Government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the Right of the people to alter or abolish it,
and to institute new Government, laying its foundation on such principles, and organizing its
powers in such form, as to them shall seem most likely to affect their Safety and Happiness.
(U.S. History)
2. Lincoln
Abraham Lincoln (1809-1865) was the 16th President of the United States of America. Not only was he
President, but he was a Civil Rights Activist, Lawyer, U.S. Representative, U.S. President. He
preserved the Union during the U.S. Civil War and brought about the emancipation of slaves. He is
easily one of the most well-known Presidents in history for his efforts as a Civil Rights Activist.
3. Churchill
Winston Churchill (November 30, 1874 -- January 24, 1965) was an orator, writer, artist, and a longterm British statesman. Despite those accomplishments, Churchill, who twice served the as the Prime
Minister of the United Kingdom, is best remembered as the war leader that led his country against the
Nazis during World War II.
4. Mao
Mao Zedong (December 26, 1893 to September 9, 1976 was the leader of the Chinese Communist
Party from 1935 until his death. He was a politician and a Chinese military leader who had dreams of
becoming a professor at Beijing University. Mao belonged to communism in 1918, consuming the
leftist ideology. By 1920, it was clear that Mao was becoming extreme in Marxist ideologies and as
many other people who looked up to Marxism. In June 1921, he became one of the twelve who
founded the Communist Party in Shanghai and slowly, but eventually, became the leader of the party in
1937. On June 30, 1950, the government of communist China announced the "Agrarian Reform Law of
the People's Republic of China," who decided to cancel the feudal system of land ownership. This
system exploited the owners of their land and was replaced by a system, which permitted the ownership
of land to farmers in order to liberate the productive power of rural development and agricultural
production. This was meant to build a road in front of the manufacture of the new China. The
government faced a lot of difficulties with these projects and the pivotal reason for the occurrence of
these problems in farm management, was due to people who were not specialized in this field. The
problems increased when the leaders became deceptive from the communist leaders in China.
unemployed or unproductive workers, which is unfair. Also, they explain what they want and what their
vision is but they are unable to fully articulate the way to reach their goal.
(d) Finally, relate the material you have discussed, and the conclusions you have drawn to our own
time.
My vision for the future
My vision of the future holds high expectations for society in hopes of members of society having the
ability to benefit from the free educational and health care system. Both education and health care is
free to all, regardless of their socio-economic status. In my society, people are encouraged to be active
participants in the community. For example, if someone chooses a major and later realizes that their
major will benefit the community, then the change in route will not be of any monetary cost to him,
rather it will be funded solely by the government in order to work towards an intellectual and active
community of people. The university must also be owned by the government, not an individual. This
structure will eliminate the business-like set up of the current higher educational system.
The society has the right to elect and choose the leader of the community, but the leader must have
either acquired a degree in higher education; this will set a good example for the youth. For leaders in
other sectors, such as agricultural and machinery, they must be specialized in their subdivision. Any
facilities that have any affiliation with the government are not permitted to supply the source of food
and electricity.
The economy will be owned by the people and the government will not have the right to impose on the
peoples individual desires in the work force. People were generally have the ability to practice freewill, without the constant need to seek permission. This is my ideology at the current time of my life.