in what way were karl marx's views different from the socialism advocated by owens and fourier?
owens and fourier believed that the working masses were being exploited by capitalism.
marx wanted capitalism to become so terrible that the masses would have no choice but to overthrow it in a violent uprising.
owens and fourier thought that the capitalist system would bring about revolution.

The correct answer is C) Marx wanted Capitalism to become so terrible that the would have no choice but to overthrow it in a violent uprising.

The ways in that Karl Marx views are different from the socialist advocated by Owens and Fourier are in that Owens and Fourier thought that the capitalist system would bring about revolution.

In the opinion of Karl Marx, capitalism would reach to a moment in time that it people were going to rebel against this economic system. For Marx, socialism could overcome economic conditions through revolution. Marx considered this because he believe that capitalism would impoverish people and by consequence, people would demand a change of economic system organizing an uprising. That is why Marx wanted Capitalism to become so terrible that the would have no choice but to overthrow it in a violent uprising.

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