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    propaganda, it will always make one side favored over its opposition and in these countries, they needed to put up fictions for the people to give support, and what makes people follow radical ideology, equality for the people in every way. With Communism spreading in the 20th century, new states boasting with…

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    Joseph McCarthy, and once he did, he received the backlash for speaking out against a senator. Good Night, and Good Luck tells the hardships and difficult decisions made by media outlets who wished to rebel against the censorship due to fear of communism in the United States. The focus of central conflict in Good Night, and Good Luck is the communist scare of the early 1950's. There was a fight to find anyone and everyone that acted, socialized with or spoke like a communist. The conflict held…

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    French Mandate In Syria

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    were Syrians implying that a pan-Arabic nationalism should be defined, but that it should be defined through modern political and economic ideologies that had been founded in the Marxist tradition. Therefore, a blend of European styled socialism/communism was imported through the French colonial government, which, ironically enough, provided the modern tools of politicking that Syrian nationalist could utilize to resist the French…

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    Socialism: The Greediest Ideology One of the most fundamental questions to ask when determining an operable economic system is how much should the federal government get involved in the daily lives of its citizens. To some, the finest, most unsurpassed economic system is a free market capitalist based system; one that contains very little government involvement in personal economic choice. To others, a social market based system with varying amounts of government involvement is a much more…

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    Socialism does not concern itself with the culture of its people while democracy excessively involves itself. The government is in charge of maintaining order and so it is their job to protect it’s citizens by creating laws that stop discrimination. History has a way of showing that certain groups of people will try to gain power by eliminating other groups and that disregards the socialist government when laws are ignored. However, the government does not need to waste its resources dictating…

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    The period 1947 to 1991 saw the Cold War altering Latin America’s relationship with the United States severely, as the state became a battlefield between two rivalling ideological systems capitalism and communism. Prior to the Latin America intervention, the level of superpower relations was at an all-time high due to the emergence of two superpowers in the international arena; the United States and the Soviet Union however, the Cold War was seen as seen…

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    The socialist man who stood up against the Communist ideology. There are many people in history that have made the “easy” decisions. Coping with the society and the injustice rules, unequal social systems and the prejudice authority. Mr. George Orwell has however, stood up against the mainstream ideas, exposed the presence of injustice and hypocrisy in our society, and expressed his anti-soivet opinions in the mid-1950s. Even though Great Britain and the Soviet Union had a favorable…

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    What Is Marxism?

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    cannot go beyond it because we have not gone beyond the circumstances which engender it. J.P. SARTRE, Search for a method (NY 1968) p. 29 Introduction Living in times which Francis Fukuyama famously described as the ‘end of history’, when the last great bastions of communism fell together with the Berlin wall more than 20 years ago, is it still possible to call Marxism the ‘philosophy of our time’? Karl Marx was the philosopher of the 19th century and the situation today has largely changed.…

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    equated to the (almost) victory of democracy over totalitarianism. Wiener argues that the very heart of their argument is the place where most Americans have the largest amount of skepticism. The conservatives attempted to equate totalitarianism with communism and failed following the disgrace of the McCarthy era. The public became more likely to view the war on American communists as antithetical to democracy. The question of memory and the Cold War is due to the inconsistency of ideology…

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    The Cold War is a topic of interest for many scholars since it unfolded after the Second World War. The Cold War has generally been considered to be long over, with either the symbolic fall of the Berlin Wall, the 1989 Eastern European revolutions or the collapse of the Soviet Union in December 1991 marking the end of the Cold War. Orthodox scholarship on the Cold War have thus generally defined the Cold War to be a period of conflict involving the United States and the Soviet Union, beginning…

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