Capitalism

The major features of modern political thought are nation state,secularism,state sovereignty,democracy,nationalism,capitalism,socialism,liberalism and so on.

Adam Smith's version of capitalism is characterized by several key elements, including the principle of free markets, where individual self-interest drives economic activity and innovation. He emphasized the importance of competition, which helps regulate prices and improve products and services. Additionally, Smith advocated for the division of labor, enhancing efficiency and productivity. Finally, he believed in limited government intervention, allowing the "invisible hand" of the market to guide economic growth.

American capitalists began investing millions of dollars in Cuba in the late 19th century, particularly after the Spanish-American War in 1898. The war marked Cuba's transition to a U.S. protectorate, leading to significant American investments in sugar, tobacco, and other industries. By the early 20th century, American businesses had established a strong presence on the island, which continued to grow throughout the 1920s and 1930s.

The main ideology that should be shared by all people; irrelevant to their race, color, faith, ...; is to have good morals. All God and non God religions call for the same good morals. Refer to related question below.

As for other ideologies, these are different among people. However, every one is required to respect the ideologies of others. One may be capitalist, socialist, communist, religious, Jewish, Christian, Muslim, ... what so ever.

A monopoly is considered a capitalist's dream.

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the belief that heaven was a myth and there was no hereafter

They clearly believed in ownership, repayment of debts and that some were wealthier than others and that wealth could be passed from generation to generation. They traded and had individual ownership. They were capitalist.

In Brave New World, the economy of the country relied on consumerism. To ensure demand for machines and other produced goods, the people were essentially brainwashed to use complicated machines from their birth. This guaranteed a constant demand for consumerist goods. Capitalism relies on consumerism - people buying things. Thus, by brainwashing people to buy things, Brave New World demonstrated corrupt capitalism.

Capitalists get paid the market price for what they produce. Capitalist farmers wanting more money grow more stuff, or grow stuff that makes more profit. Non capitalists grow stuff and get paid or don't get paid wether they grow stuff or not. There is no monetary incentive to grow more than you can eat. However you can get beaten or punished for not growing enough stuff by the people that pay or don't pay you to grow it.

there is only one real good reason that capitalism is bad and that is that you might end up losing your job. but if that dose not happen then it means that you will lose your home and you might lose a lot of money when you get your paycheck you might lose up to 50-75 percent of your paycheck. so that again is the main reason on why capitalism is bad, for more information on why capitalism is bad you should watch the Michael Moore move called capitalism a love story

Capitalism certainly is not derived from any reading of Bible nor does it come from any of the numerous announcement, proclamations, and bulls of any of the major churches. Its origins are purely secular.

However, most Christians argue that there is nothing in the Bible that speaks for or against any particular economic system since the Bible is not an economics manifesto. A minority disagrees and holds that Jesus espoused something that parallels a welfare state, which means that capitalism, if implemented, would need a strong welfare-state component. While this would still be a form of capitalism, many Americans would more easily recognize it as socialism.

Since most Christians see no issue with capitalism and since capitalism undergirds the economies of most Christian-majority countries, most Christians are capitalists.

People buying and selling

The US has a form of capitalism with modest government interference with a current increasing tendency towards laissez-faire.

You can't. It's not even on any torrents yet. I can't even figure out when it releases on DVD. I don't see the sense in paying to see an anti-capitalism/anti-corporate documentary.

The government wants territorial coherence and internal stability along with political coherence. And if the people lack this the state may use deadly force to defend itself which often leads to genocide.

The definition of a capitalist society is any society that makes profit or makes any kind of capital. Capital is resources such as money, lumber, grain, TVs things of value that can be traded or used. All societies are capitalist societies as all governments and countries must produce and posses capital to survive. The difference between governments is who has ownership of the capital. In communist countries, all the capital is posesed by and for the government , even people are defined as capital. In so called capitalist countries (Usually western republics and democracies) The greater wealth of capital resides in the people and is privatley owned with some going to the government as taxes. So technically your question is meaningless however your definition of a capitalist society could fit the description of the United States, the United Kingdom, Italy, Canada and many other nations.