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How did Stalins's idea of Communism differ from those of Karl Marx?
Stalin created an Elite class of leaders.
How do Ulrich Zwingli's ideas differ from those of Martin Luther?
Communion
What was Lenin's compromise between the ideas of capitalism and communism?
Lenin's New Economic Policy was a temporary measure instituted in order to rebuild the Russian economy. It permitted peasant farmers to grow crops for personal profit and permitted small businesses, typically those with fewer than 10 employees, to operate for profit. After years of "war communism" during the Russian Civil War, the Russian economy was worse off than it had been under the final years of the Tsarist regime. Many hard-line Bolsheviks felt this was capitulating to capitalism but Lenin stated it was simply taking two steps forward and one back.
How did the ideas of reformers who came after Luther differ from those of Luther?
well luther isn't as cool thats why.
In what primary way did the goals of us intervention in Europe differ from those of the Soviet Union?
The United States wanted to limit the spread of communism, but the Soviet Union did not.
How did the ideas of the middle ages differ from those in the Renaissance?
The Medieval world tended to be Theocentric. The Renaissance world tended to be Anthropocentric.
In what primary way did the goals for U.S. Intervention in Europe differ from those of the Soviet Union?
The United States wanted to limit the spread of communism, but the Soviet Union did not.
What did Lenin do to those who opposed him?
By doing some shiz
How did ideas of sncc differ from those of black panthers?
sncc used nonviolent sit-ins and the black panthers used phyical violence
How did Lenin did respond to those who disagreed with him?
he put them in labor camps
How was Hitler an obstruction to Communism?
Hitler's society was capitalist, thus it was very different to communism. He was also a social Darwinist and his beliefs opposed those of communism. Hitler also attacked Russia when they had (supposedly) a communist society ruled by Joseph Stalin and took over many parts of Europe, thus forcing his capitalist ideas upon the people he had overpowered.
Was Lenin a proletariat?
In a sense. He formed the type of communism known as Leninism, which can be considered a true form of communism. Lenin was not a true communist in the sense that the system he imposed in Russia was not communist at all. It was a mix of socialism and capitalism. In addition, he later imposed what was called "war communism" during the civil war and even that was not true communism. Later he imposed his New Economic Policy which permitted small businesses and peasant farms to be operated for personal profit subject to taxation, just as if those businesses and farms were capitalistic. He might have had hopes that a true Marxian communist society would come about, but he was just as oppressive as the Tsars before him were just so that he could keep control over the country.
