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“The Communist Manifesto” remains a cornerstone in the intellectual history of political thought, offering a critique of capitalism and its impact on society. Marx and Engels’ analysis of the historical development of class structures and their predictions about the future have had a profound influence on political and economic philosophy. While the specific historical context in which the manifesto was written has changed, the document’s exploration of class struggle, inequality, and the call for collective action still resonates in discussions about economic justice and social reform. Despite the varied interpretations and criticisms it has faced, “The Communist Manifesto” endures as a powerful and thought-provoking work that has shaped the course of political ideologies and movements over the past century and a half.