Samuel Smiles said: “Surely it should not be so difficult to put an end to the satanic influences of economics, drunkenness, and improvidence. » Smiles believed that these qualities diminished during the Industrial Revolution. He explained that all the misery was caused by not saving money, drinking too much alcohol, and trying to replace money so a God could worship. He believed that everything should be earned through hard work. He believed that by educating the population, improving living conditions and learning the uses of economics, the industrial revolution could help society in the future. At that time, the industrial revolution was underway. The working class was the largest class in England, yet possessed very little of the overall wealth. Karl Marx and the English agreed that industrialization did not help society for different reasons. They believed this would lead to Marx's vision of a perfect classless society. Marx lived through the French Revolution and was in London during the harshest period of industrialization. He simplified the economy to a class struggle between the bourgeoisies, the wealthy upper class, and the proletariat, the working class. He explained that the proletariat is being exploited by the bourgeoisie, which will cause a rebellion of the working class. Marx predicted that his society would emerge after