1. Socialism Communism Fascism Capitalism
The “Isms”
Socialism
Communism
Fascism
Capitalism

2. Capital and equipment used to produce and exchange goods
Include land, railroads, mines, factories, stores, banks, and machines
Means of Production

3. Political and economic system in which the government owns the means of production
Wealth and income shared equally among the population
Marx View: Initially through the revolutionaries taking control by force
State would wither away and there would be a “classless” society; pure communism
Socialism

4. People retain partial control of economic planning
People can own property and vote for government officials
Government owns some of the means of production
Democratic Socialism

5. Authoritarian socialism; economic and political system in which governments own the means of production and control economic planning
Accomplished through violent revolution
Communism

6. Governmental doctrine that relies on dictatorial rule and a totalitarian regime, in which the state maintains rigid control of the people through force and censorship
Fascism

7. Economic system in which individuals, rather than governments, control the factors of production
Private Ownership
Competition
Capitalism

8. Read Ch with Questions
Socialism Origins

9. Video Clip: Make Mine Freedom 1948 Anti-Communist Propaganda Cartoon
Video Clip: Make Mine Freedom Anti-Communist Propaganda Cartoon

10. Communist Manifesto Written in 1849 by Marx and Engels
Written in response to conditions in factories
Blamed the system of Industrial Capitalism for conditions
Solution was a new social system: eventually known as communism
Communist Manifesto

11. Marx’s Beliefs All of history was a history of class struggles
Oppressors vs. Oppressed is constant throughout history
Oppressors owns means of production
Oppressors control government and society
Marx’s Beliefs

12. Oppressed are dependent upon the owners of the means of production
Society is splitting into two classes: the Bourgeoisie and Proletariat
Bourgeoisie: middle and upper classes
Proletariat: working class
Marx’s Beliefs

13. Struggle between the Bourgeoisie and Proletariat will lead to a revolution
Proletariat will overthrow Bourgeoisie
Abolish economic differences that create separate social classes
Result will be a classless society
Marx’s Conclusion

14. Rock, Paper, Scissors Demo

15. Round 1 How much candy did you start with?
How much candy did you end with?
Round 1

16. Round 2 How much candy did you start with?
How much candy did you end with?
Round 2

17. Return candy
Each receives 1 piece each
Round 3

18. Uneven amount of candy to start
Most ended up with uneven amount of candy after game
If you started to strategize, you may have started to earn even more.
Some have more than others
Perhaps they were born with more
Worked their way up the ladder
Competition!!
Ultimately some have more wealth than others
Capitalism

19. Socialism Everyone started with the same amount
Most ended with the same amount
Everyone shares an equal amount
How did you feel if you had a lot during Round 1?
Socialism

20. Communism Each of your receives one piece of candy
Out of your control how much you receive/Dictator determines what you each need
All are the same; no way to attain more/less
Communism

21. Point 1:
Evidence 1
Evidence 2
Evidence 3
Point 2:
Evidence 1
Evidence 2
Evidence 3
Point 3:
Evidence 1
Evidence 2
Evidence 3
Thesis Statement: Must have at least three main points/Complete Sentence Example: shift from rural to urban living