please provide individual answers by Usic https://padlet.com/usictech/3zrs96nr3w3kvpal Why Marx’s ideas generated revolutions? What Marx believed to be the major flaws in the Capitalist economic system? Which society is the ideal society in Marx’ view? Have Communist states succeeded in creating an equal society? Yes, No? Why? Do you consider Marx’s ideas to be still relevant in the modern world? en-us 2021-10-13 12:48:19 UTC 2021-10-13 13:25:48 UTC hello@padlet.com Ariel 1.Because Marxism came into being under the dual oppression of domestic capitalism and aristocratic forces, which was caused by the background of the times at that time. Because there has never been Communist thought in history, emerging thought has changed the dominant position of capitalism, which is a great revolution in thought yqin25 https://padlet.com/usictech/3zrs96nr3w3kvpal/wish/1813802722 2021-10-13 12:54:00 UTC https://padlet.com/usictech/3zrs96nr3w3kvpal/wish/1813802722 Aya Salama asalama11 https://padlet.com/usictech/3zrs96nr3w3kvpal/wish/1813821461 1. Marxists believe proletarian revolutions can and will likely happen in all capitalist countries, related to the concept of world revolution. These are political revolutions, and as such they often meet with little resistance.
2. Marx viewed capitalism as immoral because he saw a system in which workers were exploited by capitalists, who unjustly extracted surplus value for their own gain. If the Labor Theory of Value doesn't hold, neither does this contention.
3. Marx saw communism as the ideal society because it is "the genuine resolution of the conflict between man and man- the true resolution of the strife between existence and essence... between freedom and necessity" that capitalism fosters.
4. No,  men are dominated by the forces of their own creation which then confront them as an alien power; the lack of recognition that society and [capitalist] social institutions are constructed and reconstructed by human beings and therefore can be changed. 
5. Marxism is still relevant as an utopia to reach a society of free and equal. The function of ideologies is to conquer the minds, because the actions of people are led from their view of the world and their wishes. Ideology only has an influence on a personality if there is a belief in it.


]]> 2021-10-13 12:59:44 UTC https://padlet.com/usictech/3zrs96nr3w3kvpal/wish/1813821461 vicki ykunqiqiake1 https://padlet.com/usictech/3zrs96nr3w3kvpal/wish/1813826735 1. Because he was the first one who has a systematic idea about the flaws of capitalism , which woke working class up from their unconsciousness. 
2. The exploiting of working class and the wealth' centralisation, spreading the ideology of money worship.
3. Communism society.
4.No. Because the idea of communism was a bit of a utopian for that period, and when the Marx's ideas were being practiced, there was an ignorance of taking steps slowly.
5. Yes. Because I believe in whatever country and society, the equality of human rights, the publicity of education, food and wealth would happen when the technology develops enough. Marx's idea can't be still, it have to develop considering the circumstances of each country, and that make it still capable for modern world.

]]> 2021-10-13 13:01:28 UTC https://padlet.com/usictech/3zrs96nr3w3kvpal/wish/1813826735 Moliy https://padlet.com/usictech/3zrs96nr3w3kvpal/wish/1813827021 1 Marxism is a scientific theoretical system that has been proved by practice
2The main drawback of the capitalist economic system is the contradiction between the socialization of production and the private ownership of means of production
3 Communist society
4 No. Marx believes that capitalism, which emphasizes profit and private ownership, leads to inequality among citizens. Therefore, his goal was to encourage a system that promoted a classless society in which everyone shared the benefits of labor and the state controlled all property and wealth. No one will try to surpass others, and people will no longer be driven by greed. Then communism will narrow the gap between the rich and the poor, end the exploitation of workers and free the poor from oppression
5 Partially applicable]]> 2021-10-13 13:01:35 UTC https://padlet.com/usictech/3zrs96nr3w3kvpal/wish/1813827021 Huangdong Chen hchen1071 https://padlet.com/usictech/3zrs96nr3w3kvpal/wish/1813837176 1.Marx described how revolutions occur when economic development runs counter to the organizational ways that impede social development. And Marx identified how the struggle fits into the system. Capitalism is based on competition between bosses. This prompted them to keep attacking the workers. But the attacks prompted a worker boycott. So these are the factors that drive the Marxist revolution.
2.Marx claimed there are two major flaws in capitalism that lead to exploitation was  the chaotic nature of the free market and surplus labor. 
3.For Marx, communism was ideal.
4.No,In communism, individualism made room for the collective. Ideals like freedom of speech are considered dangerous for the Communist Party. And Innovation is one of the most important aspects of social cohesion. If it does not change, society will fall victim to outdated practices. As a closed society, the Soviet Union focused more on production than actual innovation, an action that contributed to its early demise.
5.Marxism is still practical in today's society, because Marxism improves our ability to understand human society and to survive in it. Moreover, Marxism puts forward that the masses are the decisive force of historical development by using these laws, which provides theoretical guidance for people to understand human society.]]> 2021-10-13 13:04:44 UTC https://padlet.com/usictech/3zrs96nr3w3kvpal/wish/1813837176 xitong Yan xitongYan https://padlet.com/usictech/3zrs96nr3w3kvpal/wish/1813838521 1.Because there was no communist thought in the world before Marx proposed communism, and capitalist thought prevailed at that time, so this is a collision of ideas revolution.
2.The bourgeoisie implements capitalist private ownership of the means of production, and labor without means of production.
3.Marx believes that communist society is the most beautiful society.
4.I feel that although everyone is not equal, there is no general inequality at all.
5.I think it is applicable. Marxism pointed out that communism should eliminate private ownership, which makes the country more democratic and fair.]]> 2021-10-13 13:05:08 UTC https://padlet.com/usictech/3zrs96nr3w3kvpal/wish/1813838521 vesper swang2251 https://padlet.com/usictech/3zrs96nr3w3kvpal/wish/1813846836 1.Marxist reflection theory introduces practice into epistemology, uses the viewpoint of practice to examine human cognition, and explains the sociality and initiative of human's reflection to the objective world. This overcomes the intuitionistic and biological understanding of reflection in the old materialist epistemology.
2.Capitalism pursues surplus value with the greatest desire, aggravating the polarization between the rich and the poor in society, and using blood and fire to invade ethnic regions in Asia, Africa and Latin America
3.communism society
4.No,inequality still exists in communist countries
5.i think itis,]]> 2021-10-13 13:07:44 UTC https://padlet.com/usictech/3zrs96nr3w3kvpal/wish/1813846836 junqi Wang 2638427 https://padlet.com/usictech/3zrs96nr3w3kvpal/wish/1813851253 1.Because Marxism is a scientific and revolutionary unity based on practice, a declaration of war against capitalism for the poor masses
2.In the pursuit of profit, capitalism encourages the proletariat to work and produce day and night and promotes good and bad work
3.Marx believed that wealth was evenly distributed, property was openly owned, education was open to all, and a fair and equal society was the ideal society
4.In theory, yes, but not in reality, because the concept of class still exists among people nowadays, capitalism still manipulates and manipulates the proletariat, and there are still people who work for the capitalists around the clock.
5.The unity of the material world, connection and development, and materialistic dialectics as taught by Marxist philosophy are all of practical significance. We take these theories as a premise to carry out daily study and work can avoid detours, mistakes, Marxism can also develop our ability to think innovative, in the process of theoretical thinking and innovation can not start from the subjective assumptions, but from the material first, to do everything from the practical, realistic.]]> 2021-10-13 13:09:05 UTC https://padlet.com/usictech/3zrs96nr3w3kvpal/wish/1813851253 Francesca xyan24 https://padlet.com/usictech/3zrs96nr3w3kvpal/wish/1813852017 1 Because Marxism can well safeguard the fundamental interests of the people，Let capitalism not be the slave proletariat，Equal opportunities were given to the people

2 On the ownership of means of production, capitalist private ownership of means of production is carried out，The economy was monopolized by capitalism, resulting in a growing difference between the proletariat and the capitalist class

3Marx's ideal of communism is a glorious social ideal,

4 no，Society cannot become a completely equal society

5 It's ok, but we need to innovate on the basis of Marx's ideas, because times are constantly changing, and we can't stay the same
]]> 2021-10-13 13:09:19 UTC https://padlet.com/usictech/3zrs96nr3w3kvpal/wish/1813852017 keye chen kchen651 https://padlet.com/usictech/3zrs96nr3w3kvpal/wish/1813866491 1.Because Marxism created the materialistic view of history and ended the society
The dominant position of idealism in the field of history. The situation that old materialism lacked the principle of initiative was ended. In practice to understand the material world and make materialism a vibrant scientific theoretical system. 
2.Specifically, there are two points: one is the contradiction between the organized production of individual enterprises and the anarchy of the whole social production; the other is the contradiction between the trend of unlimited expansion of capitalist 
production and the relative reduction of the demand of the working people. When these two contradictions develop to a sharp degree and seriously destroy the conditions for the realization of social reproduction, there will be an economic crisis.
3.communism countrues
4Of course, everyone is equal in a communist society. Marxism points out that communism is to eliminate private ownership, which does not exist in a society with economic and political public ownership
5.some applicable]]> 2021-10-13 13:13:25 UTC https://padlet.com/usictech/3zrs96nr3w3kvpal/wish/1813866491 Yilin Gu Lareina YilinGu https://padlet.com/usictech/3zrs96nr3w3kvpal/wish/1813868529 1. Because in pursuit of profits, the capitalist encourages his ideas, material things are the most important in the society at that time.
2. Embrace mass production, deprive workers of satisfaction and exploit the working class
3. The Communist League, a group that wanted to abolish the class system and distribute wealth and knowledge equally
4. No. Because communism made people violent and poor and killed a lot of people
5. I think so. Because the prosperity of a country first needs equality and resource sharing, a communist society without exploitation and oppression, where everyone is equal and everyone is distributed according to their needs, will make a country good.]]> 2021-10-13 13:14:03 UTC https://padlet.com/usictech/3zrs96nr3w3kvpal/wish/1813868529 (Ivy) Ruoyu Liu https://padlet.com/usictech/3zrs96nr3w3kvpal/wish/1813872852 1. Marx witnessed the ruthless exploitation of workers by capital in the pursuit of profit. He placed his hopes on the Working class in Europe. He hoped that when the "proletariat" in Europe could not bear the squeeze and exploitation of capital, they would use their own theories to revolutionize and overthrow the whole capitalism, thus establishing the new communism he constructed.
2. First, the bourgeoisie monopolized ownership of the means of production. Second, most workers are "ignorant" of the means and means of production and become wage workers who earn their living by selling their labor. Third, capitalists possess the surplus value created by employees for free, and the pursuit of surplus value becomes the decisive motive and fundamental purpose of social production in reality.
3. Communism
4. No. Communist society refers to the social and economic form of free union of laborers under the condition of public ownership of means of production and on the basis of highly developed social productive forces. 
5. Yes. In China, we are building socialism with Chinese characteristics. The emergence and formation of the theory of socialism with Chinese characteristics is also a full proof of the contemporary value of Marxism]]> 2021-10-13 13:15:20 UTC https://padlet.com/usictech/3zrs96nr3w3kvpal/wish/1813872852 Doris xzhou87 https://padlet.com/usictech/3zrs96nr3w3kvpal/wish/1813894315 1.Ended the dominance of the materialist view of history in the field of social history. Put an end to the lack of an energetic principle in the old materialism. Provided an ideological weapon for the liberation of the proletariat and  humanity.
2.In pursuit of profit. Capitalists encourage work is good leisure is bad, materialism will make us happy embrace mass production depriving workers of job satisfaction.
3.A society in which wealth is equally distributed.
4.No, communism made his subjects tyrannical and impoverished, and slaughtered tens of millions.
5.After decades of study, propaganda and education, Marxism has penetrated the hearts and minds of people and become an important spiritual force, which is the basis of our reality in building a common philosophy and spiritual pillar. Marxism is therefore still indispensable and still has its important application.]]> 2021-10-13 13:21:38 UTC https://padlet.com/usictech/3zrs96nr3w3kvpal/wish/1813894315 Grace Yirong Lei ylei16 https://padlet.com/usictech/3zrs96nr3w3kvpal/wish/1813903267 1.  He anticipated that workers would revolt against the industrialists and capitalists who covertly controlled their lives.
2. The workers’ lot worsened as the exploitation increased. Then society at large grew increasingly polarized, between the few rich and the masses of the poor.
3. Communist society would be created, where all would be equal regardless of their wealth, status or nationality. 
4. No. Egalitarianism is one of the key elements of the communist ideology,
yet some of the former communist countries are among the most
unequal in the world in terms of income distribution.
5. His intellectual influence remains. His materialist theory of history has, in an attenuated form, become part of our understanding of the forces that determine the direction of human society. ]]> 2021-10-13 13:24:18 UTC https://padlet.com/usictech/3zrs96nr3w3kvpal/wish/1813903267