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Communists believe that everyone is equal, for example, people can do any job they want without any qualifications.
However, Communism is doomed to failure as a leader is needed, and a leader is more powerful than everyone else.
Famous Communist leaders include Josef Stalin (USSR), Fidel Castro (Cuba) and Ho Chi Min (Vietnam)
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What is communist party?
A Communist Party is one which advocates the abolition of the wages system and establishment of a classless society. Most parties that call themselves ‘Communist’ in fact stand for the reform of capitalism.
How did the Korean War influence the decade?
The world saw that a physical violent stand against communist aggression can and would be made.
What did the American communist party have in common with the soviet communist party?
Both advocated state capitalism, where the government owns the means of production and most people still have to work for a wage. They did not stand for Communism, which means that abolition of the wages system and establishment of a classless society.
Were vietcong's communist or anti-communist?
The Viet Cong were definitely 100% Communist.
Was a mitchell palmer communist?
A communist
What does the communist party stand for?
Most parties that call themselves ‘communist’ in fact stand for state capitalism, where the state owns the means of production and most people still have to work for wages.
What do the red stand for on the china flag?
It represents 'change', 'revolution' , and the communist party.
What does CPC stand for?
It stands for Climate Prediction Center, or Chinese Communist Party.
What does the USSR stand for during world war 2?
United soziopathischen Scheiße Köpfe Its the ideology of the communist Russia
What is communist party?
A Communist Party is one which advocates the abolition of the wages system and establishment of a classless society. Most parties that call themselves ‘Communist’ in fact stand for the reform of capitalism.
How did the Korean War influence the decade?
The world saw that a physical violent stand against communist aggression can and would be made.
What did John F. Kennedy campaign stand for?
The main issues were the economy and the Communist threat including a perceived "missile gap" with the USSR and the Communist government of Cuba. Kennedy promised to fix both.
What did the American communist party have in common with the soviet communist party?
Both advocated state capitalism, where the government owns the means of production and most people still have to work for a wage. They did not stand for Communism, which means that abolition of the wages system and establishment of a classless society.
CNN what does it stand for?
Cable News Network, founded in 1980
Why were some people unwilling to stand up to McCarthy and his hunt for communism?
Most reluctance to stand up against the tyranny of McCarthy was out of fear of being label a communist and blacklisted or spirited away in the night.
What does USSR stand for in the Beatles song back in the USSR?
The Union of Soviet Socialist Republics. Which we commonly call Russia. The Russian Federation under Communist government.
How did communist schools benefit the state and communist party?
How did communist schools benefit the state and the communist party
