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Communism divides people into haves (governing), and have nots (workers). It is a highly restrictive form of government that does not promote equality nor liberty as many see or wish it to have. It is a totalitarian doctrine that puts the greater portion of a society into submission for purposes of control ensuring order, but at the cost of creative thought and problem solving. Its cost also include the loss of personal liberty, property ownership, individuality, choice, and freedom of speech. Socialism is a step down, though not much better as it also shares some of the same costs, but is less restrictive than communism.

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What kind of system after world war 2 became popular under the soviets?

Communism.


Did religious wars or communism cause more deaths?

Religious Wars-Dunno, kind of hard to quantify Communism- as many as 25 million in the former Soviet Union, 65 million in China, 1.7 million in Cambodia


Do you agree that Lenin had succeeded in establishing a communist regime in the USSR by the time of his death in 1924?

Yes to a certain point, Lenin ended war communism and Capitalism was kind of introduced to get the economy back on track , but he intended to reintroduce full communism before his death occured


What was the domestic communism in the 1950's?

It is where communism was domesticated.


How do religion and communism relate?

Sounds like a good PhD Thesis. Just kidding! The connection between religion and communism (or really any political/economic philosophy) begins when the ideals and abstractions of religious philosophy (and teachings) are applied to political theory. Many of the values taught by religions the world over are also shared by communists. Concern for the poor, equality, and a commitment to the general well being of others are some examples of values that may sometimes be shared between religious and communist persons. Noticing the correlation, some point to these values as indicators that communism is the natural political and economic system that must follow their moral philosophy.Of course, for whatever reason some people do not find communism a satisfactory ideology. These people will voraciously discount any connection between their religion and communism, and will instead follow the same line of reasoning to conclude that whatever competing philosophy they espouse is the only moral philosophy that can follow their particular religion. Yes, it is a crazy world.

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What kind of system after world war 2 became popular under the soviets?

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What is filipino values and personality?

be kind..


Why did fascists differ from communism?

Fascism and communism are different ideologies with contrasting beliefs and goals. Fascism emphasizes nationalism, hierarchy, and authoritarianism, while communism focuses on class equality, state control of resources, and the eventual creation of a classless society. Fascism typically upholds traditional values and has a strong leader figure, whereas communism aims to abolish private property and establish collective ownership of resources.


What did US actions in Western Europe during the Cold War consistent with US values?

During the Cold War, the United States sought to defend "freedom" by opposing communism and creating free markets. The United States generally succeeded in containing communism and probiding aid in the region, yes some American actions challenged the nation's values.


What kind of education values does China have?

anything


What are the kinds of human values?

There are many kinds of human values including physical values. One other very important kind of human value are moral values.


What kind of personal values are found in accountants?

THEY ARE PERSONAL.