Differences:

2. Education - Higher social class would provide access towards more prestigious schools and higher quality education.

Working - As a result of the more prestigious education, people are not only more equipped to land a more prestigious jobs but they are also given the opportunity to interact with others of the same high social status.

Healthcare - A higher social class would provide access to better healthcare service and professionals, that would otherwise be unattainable.

Women are often underrepresented in politics, with fewer women holding positions of power compared to men. For example, in China, women hold only around 25% of seats in the National People's Congress. Women are also often underrepresented in the workforce, with fewer women in leadership positions and higher-paying jobs. In China, women hold only around 30% of senior management roles in the private sector. Women tend to take on more unpaid domestic labor, such as cooking, cleaning, and childcare, compared to men. This is often referred to as the "second shift." In China, women spend around 4 hours more per day than men on domestic work. In some countries, girls may have less access to education compared to boys. For example, in rural areas of China, girls are less likely to attend school than boys.
4. Compare Marxism and feminism.
Although both Marxism and feminism focus on the principle of fairness, they still have differences. Marxists believe that the economic system is unequal and unfair. All the actions of Marxists are aimed at changing the existing economic order and redistributing wealth and power. Feminists believe that social injustice is caused by the strong party's discrimination against the weak party.

- women cary the load of domestic duties way more than men

-men are at the top of most political institations

-most businesses are owned by men

-women make up most of the jobs that lean towards assistance and servitude 

4 - Compare Marxism & Feminism

both Marxism& feminism theorise that most of the social power is held by a specific demographic (in marxism

it's the upperclass, in feminism it’s men) and that the other party/ demographic is exploited and taken advantage. they both aim to abolish the unequal treatment of a specific in group of members in society

5- Radical feninism is interesting because it calls for the complete reformation of the system rather than find ways to get women’s rights within the current system 

Poor class: only had their labour to sell to make a living and dependent on the factory owners to get paid.
2. Conflict theory creates closed circle. There will be antithesis which oppose thesis and the solution; synthesis. When synthesis is introduced, another antithesis will resurfaced. So every synthesis is like a short break for another antithesis.
3.Like techonology. The original purpose is to release labour but now become to product more goods and increase the workload make people unhappy.
4.The workers are being afraid of being fired by their employers and affect by the social background-involution.
5. Unemployment people will think they are worthless and sinful for having a luxury life;
6. When the employees are fully aware that they are being exploited, they will become a team to protest their managers and try as much as they can to overcome the economic inequality.
7. Yes, because workers being exploited are still existing in capitalism countries causing huge economic difference between class. Minority of populations are rich and majority of populations are in poverty while there is few in middle class.

them go.

- job insecurity affects people with menial 
jobs the most since their labour can be easily replaced by various machines & technology

5-What is the marxist view of un employment, laziness and consumption

Marxism says that society has collectively developed an ideology that unemployment means that an individual is lazy and that consumption is a sin.

This ideology only serves to keep people

complacent in a capatilist society

6- What is Marx’s solution for this exploitation and the various problems it brings?
 Marx proposed that society should let go of the current capitalist way and embrace communism where no one would own any inherented wealth or property, be taxed steeply & free public education. in a communist society people would be allowed to do whatever they wanted and enjoy leisure.

However , the marxist theory does not align with our current world because social class is alot more complex. Communism has many problems when practiced in reality, such

as the abuse of power from governments and the restriction of peoples basic freedoms for example speech

2.According to Marx’s theory of capital accumulation entrepreneurs invest a portion of their surplus value to develop their capacity for production. The goal of primitive accumulation, in Marx's view, is to privatise the means of production so that the exploitative owner class can profit from the surplus labour, due to a lack of resources, are forced to work for them.
3. In order for workers to feel fulfilled in work, workers have to see themselves in the objects they have created as labor offers us a chance to eternalize what’s good inside of us. He argued that modern work leads to alienation, as there is more specialized work which disconnect you from  what you give to society between what you do all day and what you think you contribute to society.
4. Examples of Job insecurity today include  specialized work such as factory work or machinery work. Job insecurity mainly affects those in lower class, the proletariats. As they can easily be replaced by another skilled worker due to the large labour market or by machines.
5. Marx states that there is a lack of available means of production, which causes unemployment. He believes that rising unemployment will accompany the expansion of both capital and production, that workers real earnings will remain subsistence level and that the jobless will get poorer and poorer. Marx view on laziness was those of its members who work acquire nothing and those who acquire anything do not work. Laziness is not necessarily a bad thing. For example if an invention can be found that cuts the amount of work necessary to accomplish a task, isn’t laziness
6. To correct exploration and achieve true freedom Marx believes that workers must first overthrow the capitalist system to private property. Works should replace capitalism with an economic communistic system in which they own property in common and share wealth produced. Exportation brings problems of commodity fetishism therefore their economic interests are at the heart of their lives and people therefore don’t their truth.
7. Marx's 19th century work continues to offer us a critical understanding of the historical and on-going relationship between the Global South and the neo-imperial North. His work provides insights into the “unique” ways in which capitalism develops and impacts specific world-regions.

2.In a capitalist society everyone believes all sorts of things are really just value judgments.Capitalist ideas taught people to be anxious,competitive,conformist and politically complacent.

3.Workers are alienated from other human beings. In a capitalist economy, workers must compete with each other for jobs and raises. But just as competition between businesses brings down the price of commodities, competition between workers brings down wages. And so it is not the proletariat who benefits from this competition, but capitalists. This is not only materially damaging to workers, it estranges them from each other.

4. Job insecurity can particularly happen in the service sector, with zero-hour contracts and gig work common in industries such as hospitality, transport and the arts. In these cases, lower-paid employees have no guaranteed income and often aren’t allocated paid holiday or sick leave.  

5.Marxism believes that unemployment is inevitable in today's society, because the productivity of today's society is so excess that it no longer needs to work hard to solve the problem of contentment. People should not laugh at people who have no work. Instead, it is a desirable freedom. Large enterprises should be allowed to distribute excess wealth to the people.

6.Marx thought that people should not be "valued" for "value", and they should have their own lives. The best solution is to form a society without private property and inheritance, all the steeply graduated income tax, and all the public service platforms are centrally controlled, and everyone gets the same treatment and education

7. Yes, It examines the effect of capitalism on labor, productivity, and economic development and argues for a worker revolution to overturn capitalism in favor of communism.It is still important to understand modern society.