Why does Marx structure his text the way he structures it?

This assignment has two parts. The first part contains a one-page RRJ and answers for the Discussion question about the source. Source: https://www.fulltextarchive.com/page/The-Communist-Manifesto/ RRJ format: Read Marx’s The Communist Manifesto and respond to it in at least 250 words. Your response should be critical in nature. In other words, rather than summarizing the text or saying how you liked/disliked it, discuss some elements of the text and analyze how that element affects your understanding of the text.Discussion Questions for The Communist Manifesto by Karl Fredrich: 1. Marx claims that “The history of all hitherto existing societies is the history of class struggles.” Do you agree? What proof does Marx offer to back his claim? If you agree, pick one piece of evidence from the text to show how/why Marx’s claim is valid. If you disagree, explain why. Either way, support your answer with not only textual evidence from Marx but also analysis of that evidence,2. Why does Marx structure his text the way he structures it? For this question, break down the overall structure of the text, in your own words, and argue for what you think Marx was trying to accomplish with that structure.3. As writers, what can we learn from Marx? Remember, this has nothing to do with liking or disliking Marx’s ideas. To answer this question, you can point to a particularly effective technique Marx employs and explain why it works so well, or you can find a place where Marx makes a rhetorical error and explain what he could have done differently. Irrespective of which route you take, ensure that your emphasis is on what you have learned from this analysis that can improve your own writing.Note: In total write a two-page assignment for the Communist Manifesto source. (ONE-page RRJ and answer in one page the 3 questions provided previously). The second part of the assignment: Please answer the following questions in one page(third page) for the following source: http://classics.mit.edu/Plato/republic.8.vii.htmlPlease answer the following questions for Plato’s Allegory of the Cave: 1. Consider Plato’s central metaphor in the “Allegory of the Cave,” which is itself, perhaps, comprised of a number of lesser metaphors. How does Plato’s choice of a cave to represent humankind’s reliance upon the material world reveals the philosopher’s attitude towards humanity? 2. Metaphors are often used to make a complex concept more approachable to a novice audience by comparing those concepts to more familiar–and often simpler–ideas. What problems can you think of with this use of metaphors? Can you think of any recent uses of metaphors that may cross the boundary between harmless oversimplification and dangerous misrepresentation? Explain.Overall: The assignment has three pages( two pages for one source RRJ+Discussion questions) the second source only has discussion Questions( One page) Please answer the discussion as 1, 2,3 not an essay form. Thank you