According to Marx and Engels, what are the effects of industrialization? Check all that apply.

Marx and Engels argue that industrialization transforms society by creating modern bourgeois society and sharpening the conflict between the bourgeoisie and the working class. This leads to growing hostility between classes and increased oppression. It does not divide society into many hostile camps; they describe society as increasingly splitting into two major opposing classes, and they do not argue that class cooperation increases.

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