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    able to quite skilfully exploit the threat of Communism for electoral gain. He raised the threat of Communism before each election‚ stimulated opposition disarray and scared the more impressionable voters back to supporting the coalition. As well as impacting on Australian politics‚ communism and the fear of communism greatly affected Australian society‚ as evident in both long and short-term impacts. In the post-war period‚ the presence of communism in and around Australia was seen by many Australian

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    During World War II‚ the Soviet Union and the United States became allies throughout war‚ but that does not mean that they necessarily got along. The two coped with each other since they didn’t have the same views‚ the main one being Communism. In the five years following World War ll‚ the relationship between the United States and the Soviet Union changed greatly. With the United States being democratic and the Soviet Union being communist‚ the two became entangled in several political and economic

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    Describe the environment in which artists lived under Communism in the Soviet Union. Three examples of Soviet composers and musicians who made a lasting impact in the world of music included Sergei Prokofiev‚ Dmitri Shostakovich‚ and Mstislav \"Slava\" Rostropovich. These artists helped introduce the music of high culture to the Soviet masses and sometimes became internationally recognized. Musicians were called on to compose music that could be understood by the masses and uplift the Soviet people

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    between 1950-1951. The 1950´s was a time of the Cold War when people feared communists‚ which inspired Fahrenheit 451 to be set in 2053 to predict what the future would look like. Bradbury created a visual for what society could turn out to be like if Communism took over and everyone was the same‚ controlled by government. The conflicts of fear‚ government control‚ and propaganda in Senator Joseph R. McCarthy´s speech ¨Enemies from Within¨ give rise to society and atmosphere created in Fahrenheit 451 because

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    Cold War and Communism HIS/135 There are situations in life that can arise at any moment‚ without our control. Nuclear war and terrorism are two of these situations. There are things we can do to prepare for these situations‚ but are we ever really prepared? To live under the threat of nuclear war must have been terrible. To know that at any moment a something very catastrophic could happen to us and our family‚ and there are only a number of things we can do to protect ourselves‚ is a

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    further shook the foundations of the alliance between the two nations. During the 1950s in the US‚ there was a fear of Communism that stemmed from the anti-communist propaganda spread by Senator John McCarthy. Mocking Communism imprudently could easily rally people to take up arms against Communist sentiment. Radical thinkers‚ such as politicians‚ could develop a fear of Communism and begin a witch hunt much like the one that began in the United States. This would have ended poorly as it

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    Communism and Fascism are two types of government that are dictatorships. Both were made out to be solutions to the poor conditions of their homelands and were pushed by men such as Karl Marx‚ Adolf Hitler‚ and Benito Mussolini. Marx wrote the Communist Manifesto and Hitler wrote his 25 Points which were used to introduce both Communism and Fascism to the people of Europe. Mussolini also defined fascism in the Italian Encyclopedia. In the end‚ Fascism succeeded and became the government of multiple

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    Anti-Communism and McCarthyism America has both seen and had to face many obstacles which include several wars and a Great Depression. During those times America had many challenges to face‚ many of which almost led to the destruction of the foundation of the country. The most memorable is the Red Scare which is a result of anti-communism and McCarthyism. This paper describes the differences between anti-communism and McCarthyism. Next‚ the perspective from which the media covered the issue is

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    ‘Anarchism’ and ‘Communism’ are words that often carry negative connotations‚ especially in the United States. Individuals with views that align with any of those political ideologies are often labeled as “anti-American‚” for their ideals are nothing like our own. Anarchists advocate for the abolishment of government‚ while Communists argue for a regulated economy and production that is shared equally. These ideologies are completely antithetical to views in the United States‚ where a strong government

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    The Ongoing Struggle Between Capitalism and Communism The first ever use of the phrase “command economy” was to describe that of the Nazi economic system. Though‚ the first successful communist system‚ or “command economy” was that of the Soviet Union (1922-1991). The Soviet Union’s way of dividing pay equally among all working citizens began to butt heads with the U.S.’s capitalistic‚ market system. Immediately after the end of World War II came the start of the Cold War. The United States‚ was

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