Humanities Homework Help

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Construct a short persuasive paper 600-900 words in length (approximately 2-3 pages) and present your original interpretation and/or argument on one of the questions below raised by the readings.

• Response papers evaluate your ability not only to understand and briefly summarize the main arguments of the author, but to analyze and critique those arguments in light of other information and historical perspectives we discuss.
• While the internet can be helpful for reference, please do not rely on it for analysis, as you may end up unwittingly plagiarizing.
• Your paper should be complete with an introduction, thesis statement, body paragraphs, cited evidence, and a conclusion
• Choose
  one of the following questions to answer:
• 1. Analyze the first few paragraphs of the
  excerpt. What does Marx mean by “the
  history of all hitherto existing society is the history of class
  struggles”? What are the two parties
  caught in an epic struggle in the period in which Marx is writing, and why
  might this vision of society and history be attractive to workers in the
  nineteenth century?
• 2. What criticisms do Marx and Engels level at
  the middle-class, the bourgeoisie, who own the businesses and factories that
  control workers? How does he criticize
  modern bourgeois society? Why might
  these criticisms have been attractive to workers in the nineteenth
  century? Please use specific examples
  from the text.
• 3. According to Marx and Engels, what has
  happened to workers under a bourgeois society?
  What are the consequences for the workers and wage-laborers? Use specific examples from the text to show
  how workers might have felt and what workers might have experienced under the
  rise of the bourgeoisie.
• 4. How do Marx and Engels discuss
  imperialism? What is its connection to
  capitalism and/or free trade? Can you
  see evidence of Marx and Engels contemplating the consequences of imperialism
  for the bourgeois world?