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Identify Frederich Engels and Karl Marx’s point of view concerning capitalism and the impacts of the Industrial Revolution on the proletariat.

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Marx and Engels maintained that the poverty, disease, and early death that afflicted the proletariat (the industrial working class) were endemic to capitalism: they were systemic and structural problems that could be resolved only by replacing capitalism with communism.