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Does totalitarianism and communism often coexist in the same country?
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What is communism often called?
Communism is synonymous with Marxist-Leninism.
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What is mushy zone?
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What was the policy to stop the spread of communism and hold it where it is?
The Monroe doctrine kept communism in its current borders. In addition, "containment" was a word often used during the Cold War to stem the flow of communism.
Is the Communist Symbol on a country flag?
No national flags are adorned with the hammer and sickle image associated with communism. However, in Loas and Vietnam, the national flag is often flown alongside a hammer and sickle flag.
What is the opposite government type of communism?
Governments don't actually have opposites, excluding anarchy, the lack of government. However, democracy is often considered the opposite of communism.
What is the antonym for communism?
Capitalism is often considered the antonym for communism. Communism advocates for a classless society where property is owned collectively, while capitalism is an economic system where private individuals and businesses own the means of production.
One reason why capitalism communism and socialism are often misunderstood is why?
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Why are capitalism communism and socialism often misunderstood?
They represent ideas about both political and economic systems.
What is a Communist Totalitarian?
A communist government is a social systemcharacterized by the absence of social classes, and is completely Socialist, thus having poor quality health care for it's citizens. Socialism is basically when the Government starts to take over and control big businesses and the health care industry. Socialism is the material base for communism. The communist government has failed every where it was tried but is still used in some countries, China for example. Totalitarianism is when there is one person in charge of a country (dictator) and they rule with complete power over the country. so basically totalitarian communism is a badly run government system that can't provide for it's citizens and has one person in charge of the entire countries operations whether the citizens like it or not. and is completely irreversible unless the person in charge wants to go through the hassle of reversing it, which has never and will never happen. The totalitarian leader serves a term of however long he or she wants and can appoint the next person in charge without any election.
Why does communism dominate all aspects of life in a country?
Communism aims to create a classless society where resources are shared equally, so it often extends control to various aspects of life to ensure this equality. Communist governments may try to regulate activities and suppress dissent to maintain their vision of a society without social classes or private ownership.
What is it meant by the term totalitarianism?
Totalitarianism refers to a political system where the government has complete control over all aspects of public and private life. It often involves a single party, leader, or ideology that suppresses opposition and exercises extensive censorship and surveillance.
