Utopia, by Thomas More and Communist Manifesto, by Karl Marx

In Thomas Moore's Utopia and Carl Marx's "Communist Party Declaration", you can see that the authors draw two different reality perspectives - all citizens. On equal planes. Both of these works arise from the dissatisfaction of the authors themselves with respect to the "present situation", seriously thinking, and trying to take action against the present situation in each era (in the case of Marx). When considering the essence of Utopia and the "Communism Declaration", the background of these two works is very important - Thomas Moore lives in the era of European government based on feudalism, the royal family and the wealthy aristocracy It means

In the United States since then "something called" Marxist "(Manipud IDI 1848, pananangi-maldit NI Karl Marxi ITI, declaration, adudan ditoy Estados Unidos, TI nangikas doing something, since then • Since 1848, Marx released "Declaration of Communism" - kasaba ITI doktrina managan Marxism) • Today in the United States, inks, inks or "Constitution" and "Bill of Rights" have disappeared but the dangerous "Declaration of Independence" It is not. Titanium (Ti peggad ITA ditoy Estados Unidos is the TI-kusnaw panag saan right of Tinta TI Independent, TI Konstitusion Province TI Bldg. Of Ti is in danger of government officials destroying the contents of these documents ISU daytoy, A dagiti oficiales ITI presidential office father-dadaelenda peggad Weno TI sustansia Weno anag dagitoy dokumento) (Bouslog-Sawyer, 1951, 1-18)

Karl Marx was one of the most influential ideologies of the 19th and 20th centuries. His revolutionary document, the 1847 Communist Manifesto, is the first document detailing Communist philosophy. Karl Marx's communism is the integration of thought and action developed after enlightenment, the French Revolution, the Industrial Revolution. "Communist declaration" covers a wide range of effects including, but not limited to, socialism, classical economics, evolution, revolution.

In 1847, an international worker group asked German philosopher Karl Marx to plan their organization. This organization is known as the Communist Party League. Marx wrote a plan called the Communist Party Declaration. Marx imagined the resistance of workers, and then Heaven, everyone works according to their own abilities and accepts them according to their own needs. Marx saw his last stage. The Socialist Party is divided into two groups. Moderate groups hope to achieve Communism slowly through new laws. Another group (we call it Communist) insisted on the idea of ​​Marx's original key worker uprising. Compared with the total number of socialists, communists are a group of small extremists. They formed a party called the Bolshevik Party led by a man named Vladimir Lenin.