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    country and reach the highest level of power‚ prosperity and greatness. Two forms of government borne out of this desire for revolution were Communism and Fascism. Communism‚ the brainchild of Karl Marx‚ is basically an ideal or perfect form of Socialism. It is based on an economic system in which the government owns or controls almost all business and manufacturing activity. Fascism can be described as the absolute control of a country by a dictator. There is no individual freedom what so ever especially

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    wing or right wing? It is important to know because that decides how much government involvement there is in an economy. Two different ways are classic capitalism‚ a right wing economy which has less government involvement in people’s lives and socialism‚ a left wing economy‚ which has more government involvement in people’s lives. If these were blended together it would form a mixed economy. Either way there will be issues‚ such as a decrease in production‚ decrease in the standard of living‚

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    Karl Marx longed for the day that he could wake up in the morning and see equality of class‚ equality of possessions‚ equality of living standards‚ equality of everything. By writing The Communist Manifesto‚ he established the ideology that could create his fantasy; Communism. Although his book achieved popularity and critical praise‚ there were those who saw flaws and ways to improve Marx’s first ideas of Communism. However‚ when Vladimir Lenin had the opportunity to make his dream a reality‚ he

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    Kita Ikki

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    Ikki was attracted to socialist ideas and met with many influential Japanese socialists. In the July 20 1906 edition of the Japanese socialist journal Hikari‚ shortly after he published his first work The Theory of Japan ’s National Polity and Pure Socialism‚ Comrade Kita Ikki was praised as a "very young and promising socialist". (Wilson 2) Scarcely more than a decade later‚ however‚ the same man would write A Plan for the Reorganization of Japan which historians have generally condemned as blueprint

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    Peyton Gutierrez 2A 2/11/12 Research Paper Positive and Negative Effects of the Industrial Revolution The Industrial Revolution had many effects on the world that have helped us pave the way for technology today; these effects are split into three main groups‚ economic effects‚ social effects‚ and political effects. There were many positive economic effects that came out of the Industrial Revolution. New inventions and development of factories spurred trade and industry in many ways including

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    Karl Marx is debatably one of the most influential figures in the way modern society and its economics have been shaped. With his book the Communist Manifesto‚ he indirectly caused hundreds of revolutions and civil wars that split countries into east and west. Tensions rose between the two powerhouses of the world‚ the USA and USSR as they contended for the top spot in the world’s economy with opposing economic systems. The USSR collapsed in 1991‚ marking the end of socialism’s brutal and unforgiving

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    scrindMr. Dunbar AP European History Chapter 23: The Building of European Supremacy: Society and Politics to World War I Outline Chapter Overview New steel mills‚ railways‚ shipyards‚ and chemical plants reflected an expanding supply of capital goods in Europe during the second half of the nineteenth-century. By the first decade of the twentieth century‚ the age of the automobile‚ the airplane‚ the bicycle‚ the refrigerated ship‚ the telephone‚ the radio‚ the typewriter‚ and the electric light bulb

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    full title · Animal Farm: A Fairy Story author · George Orwell (pseudonym of Eric Arthur Blair) type of work · Novella genre · Dystopian animal fable; satire; allegory; political roman à clef (French for “novel with a key”—a thinly veiled exposé of factual persons or events) language · English time and place written · 1943–1944‚ in London date of first publication · 1946 publisher · Harcourt Brace & Company narrator · Animal Farm is the only work by Orwell in

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    The nature of European society- * Rich and poor * In 1901 world population 1600 million * 25% lived in Europe * 1880-1914 25 million migrated from Europe- mostly to USA ‘land of opportunity’ * An individual’s ‘membership’ of the upper‚ lower or middle class reflected her or his economic role within society. * Poverty cycle hard to break * Industrialisation * Western Europe- industrialised * Industrialisation helped the military‚ medical and communication= better

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    Analysis of The Communist Manifesto Karl Marx and Freidrich Engles‚ The Communist Manifesto is an announcement of the aims of a communist organization. It has also functioned as an explanation of the ideas that form the foundation of communist and socialist philosophy. It begins with the view of history as a class struggle. With Karl Marx’s view of history class struggle‚ there are two classes in constant battle. First it was the master slave relationship‚ then follows peasant and nobility‚ on

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