Communism and fascism in the governments can be seen throughout history.
Communism is a government that owns everything that is produced and without any
private ownership and gives the government complete control over
...
Communism and fascism in the governments can be seen throughout history.
Communism is a government that owns everything that is produced and without any
private ownership and gives the government complete control over people’s rights and
freedoms. Fascism is when a dictator has complete control and say on how the
government is run and has complete power of the country.
In communism, the idea of obtaining a classless society is good in theory
because without private ownership, everyone in the country would be on an even
playing field. This would mean that people don’t have any assists and work for the
government in control. The idea of having a communist government came from the
founding father of communism Carl Marks. The issue with communism (aside from my
personal opinions) is there isn’t a drive to achieve or to better ones self because it isn’t
allowed; no private ownership.
Fascism isn’t any better than communism. One prime example of fascism is Adolf
Hitler, who had complete control of Germany and didn’t care about equality among
people. Fascist governments throw parades and have public displays of grandeur to try
and promote nationalism and keep their leadership in a positive light.
Both forms of governments come from ideals that a formed and united group is
better than individuality. At the start of communism, people believed that everyone
should be the same and not separated into different classifications. With Fascism, it
took the views of Carl Marks writing for one’s personal use, and believed that with
nationalism have one person in control of all people and the people have little to no say
on policies or daily living.
Bower, D. & Sanders, T. (2014).The World in the Twentieth Century. Hoboken,
New Jersey 07030: Pearson Education Inc.
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When considering who participated in the Paris Peace Conference was the
League of Nations and those not involved and those that loss the war. With the
countries of the League of Nations the major countries becoming allied powers:
England, France, Italy, United States, and Japan that had a say in what punishments
the losing countries were given. These punishments includes military restrictions,
territorial changes, and reparations the countries would undergo without say.
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