Communism vs. Democracy (part of Chapter 27 Notes)

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Communism vs. Democracy (part of Chapter 27 Notes)

No economic classes (no rich or poor) Communism

Economic Classes: Lower, middle, and upper classes exist Democracy

Government controls all the money and distributes it Communism

No freedom of choice on how to live your life Communism

People don’t get paid according to how much they work but instead by what they need Communism

Choice and freedom Democracy

People get paid according to how much they work and what their job is Democracy

Work and pay is decided by the government Communism

Government controlled press and media Communism

Not allowed to leave the country Communism

Free press and media Democracy