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Communism came about because poor countries wanted a quick fix for their economy. For instance, China, back in the early 1900's, was not a Communist nation. It became that way after years of poverty. What communists' do is go after the farmers, etc, and tell them that Communism will give them money, power, etc and will eliminate different classes of people (middle class, upper class), and people will be able to share everything, etc. Farmers and poverty-stricken people believe this, and it does work, temporarily. However, the long term effects are not good. You're pretty much working for your government; nothing is yours anymore. But, poorer countries don't think about the long-term effects. China today is still Communist; but they are not strict Communists like some other countries.
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What does corruption became rampant mean?
Corruption becoming rampant means that corruption has become widespread. In other words, corruption has become the rule rather than the exception. Sadly, this does seem to be the case in much of society today.
Where did communism start?
Communism was first developed in Russia
What are your thoughts on the belief that communism is evil?
The belief that communism is evil is a common perspective held by many due to historical events and ideological differences. Some argue that communism's emphasis on collective ownership and control can lead to oppression and lack of individual freedoms. However, others believe that communism's focus on equality and social welfare can be beneficial for society. Ultimately, opinions on communism's morality vary depending on one's values and experiences.
Has real communism ever been successfully implemented in any country, or is it true that real communism has never been tried?
Real communism has never been successfully implemented in any country. Some argue that true communism has never been tried due to various factors such as corruption, power struggles, and economic challenges.
Why did the U.S. become involved in Vietnam?
The U.S. became involved in Vietnam to contain the spread of communism during the Cold War. It viewed Vietnam as a strategic location in Southeast Asia and sought to prevent the domino effect of one country falling to communism leading to others doing the same. Additionally, the U.S. had a commitment to support South Vietnam in its fight against the communist North Vietnamese forces.
Why was the US so determined to stop communism from spreading?
Because of the Domino Theory, which says if one nation falls to communism, then all of the surrounding nations will become communist.
The Truman Doctrine and the Marshall Plan were designed to?
to help countries become stable so they wouln't turn to communism because the U.S. was trying to contain communism to where it already was
What term describes the widespread fear that bolshevik revolution and communism would separate to the US?
Red Scare.
When did communism start in laos?
The Indochinese Communist Party began in 1930 in Laos. This was the year that communism was first introduced, although it was only through a handful of people such as teachers and doctors. During the 1960's is when communism became more widespread among the population.
How did communism become so widespread?
Communism has never been widespread. Those areas that had it imposed it upon themselves, and later rejected it because the system became corrupt. Communism has appeal to the disenfranchised and those who suffer under the jackboot of corporatism such as was the case in Vietnam when the French Michelin rubber company essentially drove their employees into that ideology through mistreatment doled out by French plantation bosses. America tried to forestall Vietnam from becoming communist and failed. Visit Vietnam today and see a self-assured and industrious people. All the bombing in the world failed to demoralize them much to the amazement of the western countries. Visit also China to see a sparkling and advanced communist society with dazzling cities illuminated by nuclear power plants and trains that run on magnetic levitation. It is wrong to say that communism is not widespread. When left alone, free of capitalistic harassment, the communist societies seem to prosper.
When did use of penicillin become widespread?
1945
Why did nuclear technology become so widespread during the Cold War?
Nuclear technology was used to power many things.
Why have plant such as the water hyacinth and kudzu become so widespread in some areas?
Because Homework is something you should do yourself.
What slogan can i use for communism which no one knows yet?
Communism Communism its so great Lets join Stalin and start to hate-------procommunism Communism Communism its unfair you dont have to work so yer put on welfare-------procommunism lol
How does Dien Bien Phu Falls effect the cold war?
The Americans become even more determined to stop the spread of communism by touting "The Domino Theory" where when one nation falls to communism so too the next nation .
How has communism historically contributed to instances of widespread starvation?
Communism has historically contributed to instances of widespread starvation through policies that prioritize collective ownership and central planning over individual incentives and market mechanisms. This has led to inefficiencies in food production and distribution, as well as government mismanagement and corruption, resulting in food shortages and famine in communist countries.
When did polyrhythms and polytonality really become widespread?
The Baroque period
