Karl Marx believed that what he termed surplus value would inevitably lead to economic depressions. This cycle of one depression after another would be instrumental in causing the working class to revolt and end the class struggles of the working people. Marx was certain that what he saw was a better economic system, his own particular brand of socialism, would prevail in nations that were industrialized and had a experienced union workers. The revolution had to be a violent one because he was certain that new economic laws or concessions by capitalists could ever create a fair economic system. The workers he termed the proletariat would create the Dictatorship of the proletariat and create a socialist form of government and economy. Eventually after capitalistic ideas and their proponents would be ended and usher in a new communist society.
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