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Communism Flashcards

Communism: where it began, how it spread, its ideas other than the whole "equality" thing.

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1725306139Whose idea was communism?Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels, two German social philosophers.0
1725306140How did they spread communism?Marx and Engels published a pamphlet, Communist Manifesto.1
1725306141The government and publicAccording to communist belief, ____ should own the land and means of production.2
1725306142Societies in historyThere have always been two classes - rich and poor, oppressor and oppressed, opposing one another. This has been an endless struggle. Marx titles them the "haves" and "have nots."3
1725306143BourgeoisieThe middle class in modern, industrialized societies.4
1725306144ProletariatThe working class5
1725306145Conflict between bourgeoisie and proletariatMarx says that the bourgeoisie exploit, or use, the proletariat in order to enrich themselves.6
1725306146Marx's predictionA revolution would occur, where the proletariat would rise against the bourgeoisie and form a classless society, and the gov't would own everything.7
1725306147Europe's outcome in 1800sHistory did not follow the prediction of an uprising. The working class rights continued to improve.8
1725306148Communist revolutionsCommunism appealed to Russia (the first to adopt Communism), China, Cuba, North Korea, Vietnam, etc.9
1725306149What is religion?Marx says, "Religion is the opiate (pain-killing drug) of the masses (people)."10
1725306150Religion in Communist countriesCountries that followed communism were atheist. There were no temples, churches, etc. and no God.11

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