bourgeoisie The bourgeoisie is a social class that emerged in the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries. It owns capital and crafts, as well as the ability to produce and control society and state institutions to maintain its privileges and status, according to Karl Marx's theory. More precisely, the bourgeoisie is the dominant and ruling class in capitalist society. It is an unproductive class, but lives from the surplus value of the workers’ labor, since the bourgeoisie is the dominant class over the means of production, and Lenin divides them into classes. Small contractors and workshop owners. It is worth mentioning here that it was the bourgeoisie that carried out the French Revolution in alliance with the working class and peasants, and then turned against the principles of the First Republic with the support of the army led by Napoleon Bonaparte. The army took control of the situation and quelled the anger of the working class after exporting the internal crisis and conflict a
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