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Free enterprise system is what America has with freedom in all. China has communism where the government controls everything.
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What did the US and the Soviet Union disagree on?
Their way of life verses our way of life (communism verses non-communism). The Soviet Union made it clear that it was the enemy of all free nations. All the really important matters: political freedom vs. political oppression religious freedom vs. worship of communism truth vs. falsehood personal business enterprise vs. Government (only) planning prosperity for hard workers vs. leaders stealing workers lives & prosperity generousity vs. brutality Bottom Line: Good vs. Evil, it really was just that simple
Why did America and Vietnam have a war?
Part of the cold war; communism vs free world.
Communism was not an issue in which of the following conflicts Vietnam war Korean War Cold War or the war in Afghanistan?
The War in Afghanistan from 2001-Present. (the issues were Islamic Fundamentalism and support of terrorism) The Cold War was entirely communism vs. free enterprise. The Korean War was fought by the UN against the extension of Chinese Communism. The Vietnam War was also a proxy war, with the North supported by the USSR.
Why were American interested in Communism?
Because they feared it would spread and eventually reach them and change their system. the Americans had a capitalist system vs. a communist one and they both compete and are complete opposites.
Enterpise vs Star destroyers?
I would go with enterprise due to maneuverability.
What has the author Cade James O written?
Cade James O has written: 'Communism vs. Christianity' -- subject(s): Communism and religion
Major cultural conflict in the past 100 years?
fascism vs. communism
What are benefits of Private Medical cover over the NHS?
Similar to Capitalism vs Communism
What was the good thing about the free enterprise system?
That it stimulated people to start enterprises, which leads to the growth of an economy and of employment. The downside as shown in the USA in the late 19th century is the tendency of big business to try and "corner the market", establishing monopolies and manipulation of consumer prices. Just for instance compare the consumer prices of health care and pharmaceuticals in the USA vs. those in most other Western countries (and consider the resulting scyrocketing prices under Obamacare) and you can see the downside of almost unrestricted free enterprise even today.
Name the two political ideologies involved in the Korean War?
"Communism" vs liberalism/ capitalism
What role does communism vs fascism play in World War 2?
They are both the same thing.
In the crucible The conflict between witches and Christians is compared to what modern conflict?
communism vs. capitalism
