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    Impact of McCarthyism in the United States. McCarthyism was the period in the late 1940’s and early 1950’s when radicals were removed from every part of the US society. Senator Joe McCarthy from Wisconsin blamed several political affiliates of associating with or being communist. McCarthyism succeeded in separating left-wing ideas (and their long history in the working class movements) from American Society. Truman passed the loyalty Act in 1947 which forced government workers to sign anti-communist

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    stop the Soviet Union’s policy of Communism remains through containment. The United States desired to contain communism due to the animosity towards the communistic ideals. Communism served as a threat to the ideals of the Americans such as the desire for freedom‚ success and social mobility. By viewing communism as a threat‚ the second red scare emerged which also lead to the birth of McCarthyism. Internally and externally‚ America attempted to drive out communism and limit it. Externally‚ containment

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    AS History – Unit 1 A World Divided: Communism and Democracy in the 20th Century Revision Guide Edition 5: January 2010 Contents Page: Content: | Page: | How to use this book | 3 | How to answer the questions | 4 | Writing Frames | 5 | How your essays will be marked | 11 | Previous Exam Questions and predicted questions | 12 | Unit 1: Signs of change by 1955 | 14 | Unit 2: Martin Luther King and Peaceful Protest | 23 | Unit 3: Black Power and the use of Violence

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    entire world‚ by spreading communism. After violating their promises made at the Yalta Conference‚ Stalins plan to dictate the world came to the attention of the United States. Based on a capitalist economy‚ America sought to eliminate and finally put an end to the Soviet’s communist plan‚ in order to ensure the safety of the people. Once Stalin proclaimed that peace was impossible under a capitalist economy‚ President Truman‚ ensured that all force would be used to end communism once and for all. Therefore

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    the US and the Soviet Union lasted from the late 1940s to the early 1990s. The US and the Soviet Union are in a state of political tension without direct military conflict. The US aims to contain the spread of communism. The United States feared specifically a domino effect‚ that the communism of the USSR would spread from one country to the next‚ destabilizing one nation which would‚ in turn‚ destabilize the next and allow for communist regimes to takeover the region. The Soviet Union sought to expand

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    way of explaining Marx’s new form of Socialism/Communism. This document didn’t come into large interest until Communism started to reach its highest popularity point. In it‚ Marx explains the science and history behind his findings. “The history of all hitherto existing society is the history of class struggles.”(Karl Marx‚ The Communist Manifesto). This class struggle seen time and time again throughout history was one of the main ideas Communism was aimed at to eradicate. In ancient Egyptian

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    The Black Death Caused Europe’s feudalism and economy to crumble. It was a horrific event that divided the population in half. The Black Death was a dark time in Europe’s history and is not easily forgotten. The economy and feudalism at this point in time was fragile. It was assumed that they would be protected because lords had wealth and power. Feudalism was also affected like any other country at the time there was not enough money to sustain lords and not enough for them to pay what workers

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    between the two countries happened almost immediately‚ as the Soviet Union used communist ideology to facilitate expansion across Europe‚ installing communist regimes in Northern Iran‚ Poland‚ Romania‚ and Bulgaria. As the United States declared that communism was a “worldwide struggle for freedom”‚ and that it spreading would an affront to American values (Foner 711).As a result‚ the 1950’s the Cold War started a series of changes in American

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    economic decision. The soviet citizens could not do as they please. President Harry S. Truman wanted nothing but peace with the Soviet Union but the Soviet Union did not want peace‚ they wanted expansion. This was the early stages of the spread of communism but America was not letting that happen. America decided to intervene and stop Joseph Stalin’s plan. On that note‚ America had a policy they followed by which was containment. In order to stop Stalin‚ America came up with three way to do so‚ the

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    Communism and Brave New World Alana Stricker British Literature Mr. Groeninger 11/13/12 During most of the twentieth century‚ communism was one of the world’s dominant international political movements. People reacted to it in different ways—as a source of hope for a radiant future or as the greatest threat on the face of the earth. When Karl Marx wrote his Manifesto of the Communist Party of 1848‚ he had no idea how communism would take off in the twentieth century. Marx sincerely

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