The United States is not an example of a socialist country. The economy of the USA can be said to be a mixed economy that favors private enterprise. It is a mixed economy because the Federal government and the Federal Reserve System it created does play a significant role in the economy. But not significant enough to stray too far from a private enterprise nation.
Yes, it is. Pray for your relatives if they live there.
The perception that America is turning more socialist is not just a fringe view, according to a Monitor/TIPP poll. Debate over the size of government could influence November elections.
The Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
Is "Socialist Realism" the answer you're looking for?
Yes Mahatma Gandhi was socialist.
Gabonese Socialist Party was created in 1992.
Socialist Party of America ended in 1973.
Socialist Union of America was created in 1953.
Socialist Union of America ended in 1959.
Socialist Party of North America was created in 1911.
Socialist Party of America was created on 1901-07-29.
Socialist Labor Party of America was created on 1876-07-15.
yes. yes it is
Irish Republican Socialist Committees of North America was created on 1984-03-23.
United Socialist States of America
Thereβs more than one answer. The Socialist Party of America was one.
Cuba is the primary example of a socialist system in North America, though Grenada, Nicaragua, and Mexico also had socialist experiments.
I'll assume you mean what causes individuals to be socialist in America. America as a country is not socialist, is it a free-market capitalist state. Although a variety of policies in America have some socialist undertones, they are not representative of the majority of US policy. As such, various individuals in America are socialist for an indefinite variety of reasons, including (but not limited to): upbringing, religion, education level, and income level. These are the same factors that tend to influence almost all opinions held by people.