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The document provides a brief history of communism in Russia. It describes how Karl Marx envisioned a communist system and socialist ideas emerged in response to poor working conditions under capitalism in the 1800s. In 1917, the Bolshevik party led by Lenin overthrew the Russian czar and established a communist government, though it eventually became a totalitarian system under Stalin's brutal rule, failing to achieve Marx's idealistic goals of equality.
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Karl Marx was the founder of communism. He believed that history is defined by class struggle between the wealthy owners and the poor workers. Marx argued that capitalism would inevitably be replaced by socialism, and eventually communism, with a classless society without private property. Communism took hold in Russia after the 1917 revolution led by Lenin and the Bolsheviks. Under Stalin's totalitarian rule in the Soviet Union, the government seized control of industry, agriculture, and other sectors and suppressed political dissent.
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四.办理各国各大学文凭(一对一专业服务,可全程监控跟踪进度)
如果您处于以下几种情况：
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2:同时对留学生所学专业登记给予评定
3:国家专业人才认证中心颁发入库证书
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A brief history of communism in russia animal farm 1
- 1. A Brief HistoryA Brief History ofof CommunisCommunis m inm in RussiaRussia Animal Farm
- 2. Terms 1. Capitalist System free enterprise; if you work hard you can get ahead; you can start your own business and become a millionaire, or lose every penny 1. Socialist a person who wants to change society
- 3. Terms 3.Communist System everyone works to his or her ability and receives according to his or her need; totally economic equality; no one gets ahead, but no one starves either. 4.Czarist Government a government ruled by a Czar, who had absolute powers similar to a king
- 4. Terms 5. Deported sent away from a country into exile 6.Idealistic overly optimistic thinking 7.Totalitarianism a one-party-rules-everything type of government
- 5. A Brief History • In the mid 1800’s , the capitalist system was going strong in Europe and America. But, the profits of businesses came at the expense of workers who labored 14 to 18 hours a day under unsafe conditions. There were no child labor laws, and wages were barely livable for the common worker.
- 6. This diagram from 1867 perfectly illustrates the inherent genius within the capitalist system and how it is indestructible: it has a strong base built on inequality. Like the ancient pyramids of Egypt, the capitalist system is based upon the pyramid shape which yields great unknown powers and like those great historic monuments, was built from the sweat and blood of slaves. If we stay strong the capitalism will stay with us for thousands of years to come just like the great pyramids.
- 7. A Brief History… • In 1847, an international workers’ group asked Karl Marx, a German philosopher, to draw up a plan for their organization. The group was called the Communist League. Marx wrote a plan called The Manifesto of the Communist Party.
- 8. A Brief History… • Marx envisioned a workers’ revolt followed by a kind of paradise where each person would work according to his or her ability and receive according to his or her need. Marx saw the final stage of his communist system being total worldwide economic equality.
- 9. A Brief History… • About this time, labor laws were passed in Western Europe and America that made the work place more safer and more tolerable of workers. The worldwide revolution that Marx foresaw never came to pass.
- 10. A Brief History… • The people that followed Marx’s thinking were called Socialists. The Socialists split into two groups. • The milder group wanted to bring about communism slowly by passing new laws. • The other group (we’ll call them Communists) stuck to Marx’s original idea of a major worker revolt. The Communists were a small extremist group compared to the total number of Socialists. They formed a political party called the Bolshevik Party , which was led by a man named Nikolai Lenin .
- 11. A Brief History… • Russia at this time was being poorly managed by a Czarist government, ruled by Czar Nicholas II . Most of the Russian people were still underpaid workers on land owned by a small number of wealthy landlords.
- 12. A Brief History… • In 1917 a revolution occurred in Russia. The Bolshevik Party successfully overthrew Czar Nicholas II. Besides Lenin, there were two other men who were leaders in the Bolshevik party: Leon Trotsky , a man who believed in using terrorism, and Joseph Stalin, a strong ruthless man.
- 13. A Brief History… • In 1926, Lenin died, and there was a power struggle between Trotsky and Stalin. Stalin gained control and Trotsky went to Mexico and was later assassinated. As the new Russian leader, Stalin deported to Siberia all those who did not agree with him. His secret police also used random arrests, torture, and mass executions to maintain his dictatorship. Anyone could be a victim of these killings, or “purges” for no apparent reason.
- 14. A Brief History… • The idealistic goals of Marx, had turned into a system that was in many ways more terrifying than the rule by the Czars. There was no freedom in the new system, which was based on military rule. Forced labor created wealth for a limited few, while the lives of most people changed very little or got worse. Terrorist police prevented uprisings by unhappy people.
- 15. A Brief History… • The communist type of government that came about after the revolution in 1917 was “totalitarian”. Totalitarianism is when one party or group has total control of everything.
- 16. The End
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