By what stages do Marx and Engels foresee the development of proletariat opposition to the bourgeoisie?

The proletariat has to pass through numerous stages of its development to create solid opposition to the bourgeoisie. First of all, the proletariat resists the bourgeoisie individually, then using factories, and finally, by means of representatives of one certain trade. And their activities were directed to the instruments of bourgeois production but not to the conditions. With time, the proletariat increased in number, and its strengths to resist increased as well. By means of competitions, the proletariat started taking the highest positions. The next stage was to organize the proletariat into a political party and cope with the competitions, which happened within the proletarian class. And finally, the proletariat, as a political party, had to destroy all past securities and pay more attention to individual property.