what is economic view of history?
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The economic view of history is the idea that the main force shaping human societies and historical events is the way people produce, distribute, and use resources. This view is closely linked to Karl Marx, who said that changes in economy (like farming, industry, or trade) affect social structures, politics, and culture. For example, the Industrial Revolution changed economies from farming to factories, which also changed people's lifestyles, cities, and government policies.
