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    Karl Heinrich Marx was born in Trier, Prussia, on May 5, 1818. His father, Heinrich Marx, was a very successful lawyer and an advocate of reformation in Prussia. Karl 's mother, Henrietta Marx, dedicated herself to taking care of the nine children which they had. Although both parents came from a Jewish lineage, Heinrich would be the first to convert to Christianity and get baptized in a Lutheran Church. Following his baptism came the baptism of all the children when Karl was about six years old…

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    (U) Historically, Latin American has been faced with constant turmoil and instability, with very few exceptions. There are many reasons for this. Many of the colonial conquers, and subsequent rulers had ruled with an iron fist, and in doing so had almost decimated the indigenous populations of native Americans throughout Latin America. Social order was laid out by the military conquers and what emerged over the years was a mestizo class of people and the campesino, the peasant farmer or people…

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    I would like to preface this paper with a radically different thesis statement than most. I would like to dedicate this paper, and your time reading it, to convincing you, the reader, that communism is a superior socio-economic model than American capitalism. Communism, for those watching at home, is a structure detailing the establishment of a classless, stateless, often currency-less society. There would be no economic classes, there would be no state. The People would own the means of…

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    Introduction More than 60 years ago, World War 2 has ravaged most parts of the world. The war brought an absolute change in the economic and political landscape. New ideas and ideals, like capitalism and communism, are made out with consequences of war. But among this a new problem arose, asking the questions on what to teach the next generation, and on how to educate the new generation after the war. After the war, nations and governments all over the world had to choose on what to teach to…

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    peak of his fame, Orwell went down in history as an admirable figure (“George,” Contemporary). Even though his fame could have been secured earlier in his career, he stood for his values that often lost him support; Orwell continually prioritized his ideals of social justice and individual opportunity (Forman). When speaking of a fellow author, Orwell unknowingly highlighted characteristics that apply to himself: “‘a man who is always fighting against something, who fights in the open and is not…

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    Adolf Hitler In America

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    Congress’s fear of the Bund and the implications of the spread of National Socialist ideals in America led to the creation of the House Committee on Un-American Activities. The fear and resentment directed towards the German Bund by Americans clearly shows that the majority of Americans were apprehensive of Hitler, and after news of his brutal, anti-Semitic policies reached American shores, did not want any part of Hitler’s ideals infiltrating the…

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    In 1992, Mikhail Gorbachev allegedly said “Jesus was the first socialist, the first to seek a better life for mankind.”1 Indeed, the goals of Pope Francis’s green encyclical and the core ideas of Marxism do seem to overlap. However, these connections are purely superficial. Upon further inspection, fundamental theory of Marxism differs socially, ideologically and economically from Pope’s ideas, making it impossible to assume any form of parallel between these two. First, the major purpose of…

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    The underlying gender issues deserves more of a mention. Whitney’s role as a woman in society was significant. She not only defended the American ideals of speech, but she also unknowingly set an example for women. Her vigilance and determination in rebellion are particularly admirable, since she was a female activist during a time in which women were suppressed. Though women didn’t typically voice…

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    Chilean Social Movement

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    Women’s role in Chilean Social Movements Although Latin America has a patriarch culture, woman has considerably gained importance political positions and have elected more woman than the U.S. according to Gioconda Belli. Woman through Latin America gained a place in politics as a result of harsh environment during the dictatorships and by working hard to guaranty their families daily bread. Woman movements such as Madres de Plaza de Maio in Argentina and the Woman for Life in Chile played…

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    Spain, that has being gained after the fall of the monarchy. The opposite group, who favored a conservative and militaristic system, also was a fascist rebel group led by the General Francisco Franco, was called the Nationalists. It was a war between ideals, democracy and fascism. That’s why the Spanish Civil war is described as a dress rehearsal for WWII. This war was important because it would define which…

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