Theory of Class Struggle in the Society

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Theory of Class Struggle in the Society
Question 1
The notion that all the existing hitherto societies are the history of the class struggle just means that in the society of capitalism, the existence of the history of class struggle is attributed to economic struggle between two varied abstract classes. For instance the existence of the class struggle between the proletariat which is the working class and plays the role of production and the bourgeois that holds every factor of production in the society. In this context, the membership of each category is determined by the chances to access the factor of production.
Question 2: Feudal society is that type of civilization that gets attributed to the mainly small-scale agricultural production. Feudalism gets characterized by the traditional forms of land ownership. Classical inheritance and kinship relationships depict the rights freedom and duties of every citizen in a feudal society. Feudal society differs significantly with the bourgeoisie society since the bourgeois society operates beyond the constraints recommended by the traditional ethics and right. In bourgeois, the whole system is controlled by only what can result in the profit (market). Additionally, the development of the state that is manifested in the bourgeois society also shows the rift that exist between the two communities. For instance, in feudal society, the serfs that own small pieces of the factor of production (land) still bring their harvest to the nobles and pays tax.

This tax was meant to cut down the extravagancies in the royal courts. In feudal society, the state identifies itself with the culture and is usually characterized by violence since it strives to maintain its exploitative nature over the serfs in a fraud manner.
Question 3: The phrase means that the bourgeois demonstrated most of the revolutionary roles to end the feudalism system of rulling9iin the society. This approach was geared to the political advancement that called for the revolution of the common citizen.
Question 4: Bourgeois is a social class in the society that owns the means of production usually in capitalist oriented societies. In our contemporary society, the term may mean the middle or prominent members of the community. The proletariat, on the other hand, is the lowest class in the society (the workers). They are the workers that help in the production of capital in the community. The connection between the bourgeois and proletariat is that the proletariat is the working class people that aims in the production in the society while the bourgeois is the wealthier class.