Marx argued that industrial-capitalist societies had two main divisions: capitalists and proletarians.

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Marx believed that society was divided into two classes - the capitalist class, who owned the means of production, and the working class, or proletarians, who had to sell their labor to survive. This class struggle was the driving force behind historical change and the eventual revolution of the working class.

Marx Argued That Industrial-Capitalist Societies Had Two Main Divisions: Capitalists