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Communism vs. Capitalism

Economy Communism State (government) controls land, production State controls prices State determines jobs and business “Command” Economy

Economy Caplitalist-democracy Individuals and businesses control property, prices Individuals free to pursue any job Limited government involvement in economic affairs “Free-market” economy

Political System Communism Dictatorship Little or no elections Autocratic, limited civil rights and freedom

Political System Capitalist-democracy Balance of Power Elections for government officials

Social Class Communism Goal is to eliminate social classes “Dictatorship of the Proletariat,” which means let the people lead.

Social Class Capitalist-democracy Upper, middle, and lower class Exploitation more common Rich get richer, poor get poorer

Government’s Role Communism Government very involved in economy, religion, daily life of people Government’s role is to take care of the people and create an equal society

Government’s Role Capitalist-democracy Stay out of business Laissez-faire economics Protect people, but “let the chips fall as they may” (Social Darwinism)

United States Cold War Policy: Containment  government policy uniting military, economic, and diplomatic strategies to contain any further spread of Communism

Berlin Airlift

Berlin

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