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The paper explains that during the Nineteenth Century, socialists believed that modern industrialism divided society into two distinct social classes, the Bourgeois and Proletarians. The paper discusses how socialists felt it was time for a social reorganization where Proletarians would enjoy the same wealth as the Bourgeois society. The paper details the belief that these two social classes will clash and the working class will rise up against the private individual owners and companies to stop oppression, the control will be taken from the capitalists and placed into the hands of the government and socialism will appear.

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"During the Nineteenth Century, socialists believed that modern industrialism divided society into two distinct social classes, The Bourgeois and Proletarians. Socialists felt it was time for a social reorganization where Proletarians would enjoy the same wealth as the..."

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