What did karl marx believe would happen under capitalism? a. business owners would choose socialism b. workers would revolt c. the middle class would grow too large d. labors would leave the factory

B. Workers would revolt.

Explanation:

Karl Marx´s analysis of labor conditions, capitalism, and history, though extremely nuanced and detailed, were all motivated by a social conviction  hope and firm believe that Marx best summed up in his and Engel´s Communist Manifesto, in which they both advised laborers to join forces —since they had nothing left to lose and all to win— and rebel against unjust working conditions under early capitalism in order to secure, first and foremost, more dignified ways of existence for the working class and to, eventually, achieve a communist state that would be the representative of equality and the end product of class struggle.

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an era of negotiation.

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