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Why did Karl Marx believe that capitalism would be overthrown? Workers would revolt. The middle class would grow too large. Business owners would choose socialism. Laborers would leave the factory.
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Why did Karl Marx believe that capitalism would be overthrown?

Workers would revolt.

The middle class would grow too large.

Business owners would choose socialism.

Laborers would leave the factory.

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Answer: workers would revolt

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Answer:

Workers would revolt.

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