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    Western Asia, also known as the Middle East, is located south of Eastern Europe. It is surrounded by bodies of water and contains countries that show strong economic growth due to petroleum reserves. Karl Marx developed the critical concept of Marxism to understand how capitalist society truly benefits different classes. He saw society as consisting of two main classes: the capitalists who own resources and the workers who produce but feel alienated.

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    Western Asia, also known as the Middle East, is located south of Eastern Europe. It is surrounded by bodies of water and contains countries that show strong economic growth due to petroleum reserves. Karl Marx developed the critical concept of Marxism to understand how capitalist society truly benefits different classes. He saw society as consisting of two main classes: the capitalists who own resources and the workers who produce but feel alienated.

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    Exploring South Asia and

    Western Asia
    Module 12
    Prepared by Group
    21st Century
    Exploring South Asia and Western Asia

     Western Asia or Southwest Asia


    - also called Middle East
    -Monotheistic religions:
    + Christianity
    + Islam (dominant in Western Asia)
    + Judaism (founded in the eastern part of the Mediterranean
    region of Western Asia 4000 yrs. Ago)
    Exploring South Asia and Western Asia

     Western Asia
    - found in south of Eastern Europe surrounded by:
    + Aegean Sea, Black Sea, Persian Gulf, Caspian Sea,
    Arabian Sea, Red Sea and Mediterranean Sea.
    - Turkey , for instance, is a country shared by both Europe and
    Asia
    - countries shows strong economic growth
    -Petroleum (major source of economic growth where 60% of the
    world reserves in Western Asia)
    Exploring South Asia and Western Asia

     Introduction to Marxism
    - Karl Marx (founder of the critical concept)
    -He wanted to understand how the capitalist society
    works (for whom does it truly work better and worse for) and where
    it would likely lead.
    - He saw the struggle of the two classes in society which
    is the capitalists or owners of the resource and the workers or
    proletariat.
    Exploring South Asia and Western Asia

     Two classes in society

    1. the capitalists or owners of the resource

    - producing companies

    2. the workers or proletariat

    - who work to produce and survive


    Exploring South Asia and Western Asia

     Alienation

    - key terms in Marxism’s concept

    - looking at the way the workers are living and how this
    specifically affects their overall well-being.

     “labor power” = money or wages

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