Overview
Class conflict is a fundamental aspect of social dynamics, highlighting the struggles between different social classes, particularly the working class and the ruling class. It often leads to significant social changes, including revolutions, which can reshape political and economic systems. Historic...
Key Terms
Example: Upper class, middle class, and lower class.
Example: Labor strikes are often a form of class conflict.
Example: The American Revolution was a fight against British rule.
Example: The wealth gap between the rich and the poor.
Example: Factory workers are often considered part of the proletariat.
Example: Business owners and entrepreneurs.
Related Topics
Marxism
A socio-economic theory that critiques capitalism and advocates for class struggle.
advancedSocial Justice
The pursuit of a fair and just society, addressing inequalities and discrimination.
intermediatePolitical Revolutions
The study of significant political changes and their causes throughout history.
intermediateKey Concepts
Social ClassesRevolutionEconomic InequalityHistorical Examples