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    Communism was arguably the most hot button topic of the 20th century. It caused tensions in the Cold War that almost brought humanity to the brink of extinction. It claimed the lives of millions upon millions‚ and yet it still brings in followers today. Ideologies such as Marxism are becoming more and more popular today‚ but the question still remains; Is Communism a better alternative to a capitalist society? Many argue so‚ but however‚ Communism is the antithesis of beneficial‚ due to the parasitic

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    Throughout history many leaders have adopted the ideas of communism as a way to run their nation. However as history has shown‚ communism has proven to be ineffective due to the number of nations that have fallen apart under a communist leader. Even though communism sounds great on paper why does it not work in real life? Communism is a social‚ political‚ and economic idea that establishes a classless society and eliminates privately owned property. In a communist society everything is owned by everyone

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    government‚ and tolerance.” Fascism is equally as bad as socialism as they strip basic rights from the population as businesses are completely in charge of workers leading to many deaths just like socialism. Powerful examples of this include the Nazi regime and the Italian regime of Mussolini during the second world war. Both regimes under Mussolini and Hitler wanted complete world domination and total control. Socialists of all types will continue to be at war with anyone whom they may come in

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    many countries in East Asia were influenced by the USSR to follow communism. Under those circumstances‚ the US had tried to contain communism within the USSR. By doing this‚ US hoped to prevent world powers that

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    Communism was introduced by a german philosopher named Karl Marx. He criticize the ideas of Utopians. Their philosophy was that society can exist where no one is greater than the other and the fight between social class would cease and eventually disappear. Marx didn´t believe in their view‚ even though in my opinion it are similar. His view of social class difference is that class struggle is inevitable‚ because of that it would lead to a society of no barriers of classes and production is owed

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    Communism aims to eliminate the competition for individual success which capitalism endorses‚ and rather puts the success of society first. Greek philosopher Plato believed communism to be essential in society because “property and family relationships seemed to be the main source of dissension in the society” (Cummings). In a communistic society

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    be forgotten since these turning points make such great impact on history. Some of these impacts include food‚ people‚ plants‚ animals‚ technology‚ and diseases passed from one continent to the other. The voyages of Columbus and the Collapse of Communism in the Soviet Union are one of the most significant turning points that made political‚ social‚ and cultural impact. <br> <br>The voyages of Columbus began the European race to colonize the Americans. A far-reaching exchange of people‚ plants‚ animal

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    States entered a new type of conflict. Fearing the influence of Communism was spreading out of control following the end of World War II the United States determined to follow a policy of containment. The United States felt it was important to limit communism to the areas that it had already affected and not allow it to spread. When North Korea with the approval of the Soviet Union invaded South Korea to reunite the country under Communism the United Nations decided to step in with the United States

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    Karl Marx has made numerous and vast contributions to sociology. He is largely responsible for the Communist Party which post World War II managed to polarize the world. The stark contrast between Capitalism and Communism created tensions and the Cold War between the U.S.A. and U.S.S.R. The Cold War lasted for a near lifetime from 1947 – 1991 and was and ominous backdrop for anyone coming of age during those years. Marx worked with Friedrich Engles to write the Communist Manifesto which was the

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    Communism is better than Capitalism‚ so why don’t we start a revolution? Capitalist economies are not as beneficial to the laborer. No matter how hard you work you will still get paid less than the owner of the factory. So‚ even if you work very hard 7 days you get paid less than the owner of the factory. Why though? The owner doesn’t do nearly as much work as the employees of the factory. Why should he get paid more money than the craftsperson? But do not be worried comrade. There are others that

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