Karl Marx and the Industrial Revolution

Karl Marx felt that the Industrial Revolution was bad for mankind. He believe that the world was heading back to a world of feudalism. He was viewing that people who had the most money had the most power so social class were divided into two. These divided classes were the Bourgoeisie's and the Proletariat's. People who had power were under the Bourgoeisie's class which were factory owners, merchants, and business men. The people with little money basicly had no power at all. So the workers with little amount of money were under the Proletariat class which were factory workers. He viewed the world as a feudalism because of the fact that the higher class owned everything. He also viewed that workers would sell themeselves to work in factories for life to makemoney. He believed that the rich people would continue getting richer and the poorer people would just continue getting poorer.
Marx believed something had to change for the sake of mankind. He believed that their should'nt be social classes were some people owned lands or had the most money. He believed that everyone should all make the same amount of money, own the same amount of land, etc. He began to tell many workers to revolt against the Bourgoeisie's class. This all lead Marx to come up with the idea of Communism. He came up with the idea of Communism so the whole world can change. So that in the world no one would be different in political, social, and income wise. Even though he visioned all these ideas, his ideas never really hit reality.