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    In the 1950’s, the fear of communism was rampant in the United States due to the propaganda that was spread by Senator Joseph McCarthy. Much of America followed in pace with Senator McCarthy. The government abused their power in the United States, and into foreign lands. Senator McCarthy lead the attack on communism in the US and accused and punished many people for being communists. Among these people were Hollywood screenwriter Dalton Trumbo, depicted in Trumbo (directed by Jay Roach). Also in…

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    Is capitalism better than communism? Some people think capitalism is better than communism because it rewards hard work and promotes economy. Others think that communism is a better government system because everyone always have food and money. After reading and examining the facts it is evident that capitalism is better than communism. With capitalism it allows people to strive because they can have trade and personal items and business. Capitalism allows an individual to work hard to excel in…

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    Government was corrupt and secretly housing Communism to soon blend with mainstream democracy in the United States. McCarthy provided little or no evidence to persecute said government officials, but just solely because of his fear of Communism. Joseph McCarthy used the “scare tactic” to turn the heads of American citizens from post-war recovery, to the spread of Communism within America. Instead of becoming united to stand against the spread of Communism, McCarthy created suspicion between…

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    Animal Farm is the eye-opening account of communism in the Soviet Union told through animals who take over a farm. Like Stalin and his communist associates took over the Soviet Union, making communism seem beneficial to the people through propaganda, Napoleon and his pigs take over Manor Farm, making the heavy work load and little reward seem beneficial to the other animals. If the animals had only applied this verse to their lives! The animals, in all their gullibility, succumbed to the…

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    Communism was developed by Karl Marxism and its main goal was to make the upper class gone so the lower class wouldn't have to suffer. The government is very involved in this process to ensure all goods are equally shared among the people. The main principle of communism is for the government to distribute wealth equally among the workers so their would be no upper or lower class. This would allow workers not to feel discriminated and are able to afford items such as clothes more easily. The…

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    “Communism is a system in which property and labor are all held in common” (The American Socialist Aug 1877: p. 253). The ideology and system of Communism did not come by itself. The practices and beliefs of this ideology were originated by the relationship between German philosopher Karl Marx and Conflict theory. Karl Marx was well recognized by his works which are mainly reflected from his social economic theories. Also, he is well known by the critics against Capitalism, and how not…

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    During the infamous Age of McCarthyism, Communism was avoided as if it were some strange virus instead of an ideology. Being accused of being a communist, or even a someone who sympathized with the party was not something to be taken lightly. Even today, the word communism has a bit of a negative connotation to it. So why would anyone be a communist? And looking past the mass hysteria and fear, what did it really mean to be a communist in the 1950s? Looking through different first hand accounts…

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    McCarthy’s Red Scare Communism is a political theory derived from Karl Marx, advocating class war and leading to a society in which all property is publicly owned and everyone works and is paid according to their abilities and needs. It was a hated thing in America, and most people feared it. That being said, it was the cause of the Red Scare in America. America should not have trusted McCarthy with the issue of the Red Scare. The first reason that America should not have trusted McCarthy is…

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    Communism: final stage of society in Marxist theory in which the state has withered away and economic goods are distributed equitably (Merriam-Webster). Marxism is the practice of communism, which was practiced in the mid19th century, when the allegory Animal Farm by George Orwell was published in 1945. George Orwell used the philosophy of communism to describe the characteristics of what was going on in the minds of people in his time. Giving anthropomorphism to the animal characters in his…

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    Communism in Eastern Europe has been an issue for decades and has often been reflected in the cinema the region releases. Whether being analogized through theatrical performance or sex and manhood, the argument of resistance has been a very loud one in Eastern European cinema. In this essay I plan to address the following points of concern: Sexual conquest and its use as passage into an altered state of thought. Play-acting and theatrics and whether or not they are purposeful in film or are they…

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