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    Communism‚ as an idea and ideology‚ has not completely died out in 2017. There are still a few nation-states such as Cuba and North Korea which still cling to the idea of communism. Even though it has not been destroyed‚ it no longer has the influence it once did. The fall of the USSR showed how the economic policies of communism can implode‚ and the countries which still try to keep the idea of communism alive‚ are only able to do so in their country‚ and it is by fear and propaganda. There are

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    Communism and Fascism are two types of government that are dictatorships. Both were made out to be solutions to the poor conditions of their homelands and were pushed by men such as Karl Marx‚ Adolf Hitler‚ and Benito Mussolini. Marx wrote the Communist Manifesto and Hitler wrote his 25 Points which were used to introduce both Communism and Fascism to the people of Europe. Mussolini also defined fascism in the Italian Encyclopedia. In the end‚ Fascism succeeded and became the government of multiple

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    Capitalism and communism are two economic systems that shape the way a nation produces and distributes goods and services.Capitalism relies on competition and private property to gain money. In communism‚ everything is owned by the state‚ and private property is non existent. Capitalism was conceptualised in Europe by a man named John Locke. Communism was created by Karl Marx in England and he believed a violent working class revolution would over through the government and communism would reign supreme

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    Welcome everyone to the Brisbane ideas festival of 2014‚ I’m Frances Golding here to discuss the revolutionary emancipation of women in china under communist rule… Communism redefined China and the cultural normalities seen throughout its imperial period to represent a nation of gender amalgamation as opposed to discriminatory gender segregation (China.org.cn). This ideology established a concept on the basis that each person produced according to their ability and received according to their needs

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    Anti-Communism and McCarthyism America has both seen and had to face many obstacles which include several wars and a Great Depression. During those times America had many challenges to face‚ many of which almost led to the destruction of the foundation of the country. The most memorable is the Red Scare which is a result of anti-communism and McCarthyism. This paper describes the differences between anti-communism and McCarthyism. Next‚ the perspective from which the media covered the issue is

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    Finding the causes of communism The ideas of communism can be traced back to the beginning of time‚ when man still lived in small‚ primitive communities. In these communities the members needed to rely on each other for survival. They shared everything they had‚ and each member provided protection for the whole. Nobody was wealthy or poor; everybody was equal. These social systems‚ as time went on‚ completely changed and became a lot more complex. Social classes came into existence bringing

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    After the Russian Revolution of 1917‚ communism emerged onto the world stage as a new organized governmental system. Communism’s main principles were to promote civil equality and unification within society. Communism‚ was a polar opposite system of Europe’s most popular government style‚ capitalism. Capitalism‚ a government method focused on industry‚ and production decreased the quality of life for many Europeans. Particularly between 1920 and 1940‚ some employers abused the rights of their workers

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    Left Review desired to “ally themselves more closely with the class that will build socialism” ‚ thus concerning themselves primarily with the working classes who‚ throughout the 1930’s‚ found themselves to be drawn towards the political ideals of Communism. The political position of The Left Review is‚ of course‚ stated in its very title‚ informing the reader from the outset that its contents will be of a constitutionally left wing opinion. This political position is confirmed further by the quote

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    also wanted to create a buffer of countries that would be friendly to its own system. Germany had invaded the Soviet Union twice and used other countries to help. The Soviets saw a protector barrier of friendly states‚ but the United States saw communism as a way to dethrone capitalism. The results of that war was an ideological‚ economic‚ and military contest known as the Cold War. It shaped American politics‚

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    Describe the environment in which artists lived under Communism in the Soviet Union. Three examples of Soviet composers and musicians who made a lasting impact in the world of music included Sergei Prokofiev‚ Dmitri Shostakovich‚ and Mstislav \"Slava\" Rostropovich. These artists helped introduce the music of high culture to the Soviet masses and sometimes became internationally recognized. Musicians were called on to compose music that could be understood by the masses and uplift the Soviet people

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