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…system that has attained a high degree of ethical development, such as Buddhist, Jewish, Christian, and Muslim religions, and even in the system of the communistic societies at our present time. Throughout my learning in class, I have come to understand…

…standards. After the communist take over the country, Mao contained his emphasis on moral force by demanding that Chinese citizens demonstrate what he referred as "correct consciousness". It is noteworthy that shirk feels that the Chinese communist party…

…In 1948, author George Orwell wrote an all-time classic, 1984, that warned people what Communism could become. He foreshadowed many events that eventually took place within the Communist Party. He described a government that had so much power over…

…of communists. To counteract this, the Soviets were encouraging two communist groups, the Khalq and the Parcham, to unite to form the People's Democratic Party of Afghanistan (PDPA). The PDPA was organized to seize power and attempt to transfer the government…

…that the Red Army had control of Eastern Europe after the defeat of Germany, and only create a sphere of influence over the nearby territory. To strengthen his sphere of influence, Stalin established a communist government in Poland, even though…

…The adoption of communist ideology in Russia in 1917 led to the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991. On the other hand, china's experience with communism since 1949 does not seem to foretell the system's collapse. Why hadn't communism worked in Russia…

…the Federal Writers Project, a state sponsored guild for authors, in which Wright composed his first novel, Uncle Tom’s Children. During this time, Wright joined the Communist party, which was often carried out into his writings. By 1939, Wright had moved to New…

…political elite in full command of the state apparatus, might achieve, came once the Bolsheviks established themselves in Russia after the revolution in 1917. Communist rule had its achievements. It took Russia through civil war and famine and then a bitter…

…the spread of communism from North Korea into South Korea. Communist North Korea, under Kim II Sung, started the war and moved troops over the 38th parallel (boundary between North and South Korea) into South Korea. This initial attack led North Korean troops all…

…. In addition, in Truman Doctrine, he expressed his fear of a revived isolationism and the communist expansion to European countries. Trumanfs plan to assist European countries at the request of the government followed the American foreign policy of humanitarianism…