Millenarian movements

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Believe that Christ will rule for 1000 years before Earth will be changed into heaven for the group
Appeals to the poor because of promise of Immediate improvement
Worsley - cargo cult felt dived when cargo arrived for the colonists, believed it was for them but had been redirected
Worsley - group was pre-political
Engels: represent the first awakening of the Proletariat self-consciousness

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Millenarian movements

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