Communism originated from the ideas of Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels, who advocated for a classless society with collective ownership over resources. They outlined their philosophy in The Communist Manifesto in 1848. Communism seeks to abolish private property and social classes, treating all people equally. It spread globally and several countries adopted communist governments in the 20th century, including Russia, China, and Cuba. However, most communist states dissolved by the 1990s. Marxism is the broader ideology that communism is based on, which critiques capitalism and emphasizes class struggle.
Communism originated from the ideas of Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels, who advocated for a classless society with collective ownership over resources. They outlined their philosophy in The Communist Manifesto in 1848. Communism seeks to abolish private property and social classes, treating all people equally. It spread globally and several countries adopted communist governments in the 20th century, including Russia, China, and Cuba. However, most communist states dissolved by the 1990s. Marxism is the broader ideology that communism is based on, which critiques capitalism and emphasizes class struggle.
Communism originated from the ideas of Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels, who advocated for a classless society with collective ownership over resources. They outlined their philosophy in The Communist Manifesto in 1848. Communism seeks to abolish private property and social classes, treating all people equally. It spread globally and several countries adopted communist governments in the 20th century, including Russia, China, and Cuba. However, most communist states dissolved by the 1990s. Marxism is the broader ideology that communism is based on, which critiques capitalism and emphasizes class struggle.
COMMUNISM - It refers to the capitalist class or the - Communism seeks to create a
OVERVIEW: owners of the means of production. society where everyone is treated
• ORIGIN OF COMMUNISM They equally and where there are no social • THE COMMUNIST MANIFESTO are the ruling class in a capitalist classes or inequalities. • THE TWO MAIN CLASSES IN society COMMUNISM VS. MARXISM COMMUNISM and typically accumulate wealth and - Marxism is a broader ideology that • TIMELINE OF COMMUNISM power through the ownership and serves as the theoretical foundation • THE COUNTRIES UNDER control for communism. COMMUNISM AS OF TODAY of businesses, industries, and capital. COMMUNISM VS. MARXISM • COMMUNISM VS. MARXISM TIMELINE OF COMMUNISM - Marxism was developed by Karl ORIGIN OF COMMUNISM TIMELINE: Marx - From the Latin word "Communis" The Communist Manifesto and Friedrich Engels and focuses on which means "Common" 1848 the . TIMELINE analysis of capitalist societies. - From the book of "The Communist Paris Commune COMMUNISM VS. MARXISM Manifesto" 1871 - Marxism critiques the capitalist - It presents a radical critique of TIMELINE system, highlighting the exploitation capitalism Russian Revolution of and advocates for a revolutionary 1917 the working class by the capitalist transformation of society. It has had a TIMELINE: class. deep Founding of the Comintern COMMUNISM VS. MARXISM impact on political thought and has 1919 - Marxism emphasizes the need for played TIMELINE: class struggle and the eventual a significant role in shaping Kronstadt Rebellion overthrow of capitalism to establish a communist 1921 communist society movements around the world. TIMELINE - Written by Karl Marx & Friedrich Chinese Revolution Engles 1949 - Published on February 21, 1848. TIMELINE THE COMMUNIST MANIFESTO Cuban Revolution KARL MARX 1959 - German Philosopher TIMELINE: - Also Known As "Father Of Berlin Wall Communism" 1961 - Author Of The Communist TIMELINE: Manifesto Mao’s Little Red Book FRIEDRICH ENGLES 1964 - German Philosopher TIMELINE - Co-Author Of The Gorbachev's Reforms Communist Manifesto 1985 - Karl Marx's Closest Friend TIMELINE - In a communist society, the means Fall of the Berlin Wall of 1989 production are owned and controlled TIMELINE: by the public as a whole, rather than Dissolution of the by individuals or private entities. Soviet Union - Communism is a socio-economic 1991 ideology that advocates for the TIMELINE: collective ownership of resources and Continued Communist the absence of social classes. Movements WHAT IS COMMUNISM? 21ST CENTURY: - The ultimate goal of communism COMMUNIST COUNTRIES AS OF is to create a classless society TODAY: where wealth and resources are 1. China distributed equally among all 2. Cuba members. 3. Laos WHAT IS COMMUNISM? 4. North Korea Bourgeoisie 5. Vietnam Proletariat & COMMUNISM VS. MARXISM THE TWO MAIN CLASSES IN - Communism is a political ideology COMMUNISM that aims - It refers to the social class of for a classless society and the equal wageearners or working-class people distribution of wealth and resources who do among not own the means of production. all individuals. They COMMUNISM VS. MARXISM typically rely on selling their labor to - It advocates for the abolition of the private bourgeoisie in exchange for wages. ownership and the means of • Proletariat production THE TWO MAIN CLASSES IN being controlled by the state or COMMUNISM community. Bourgeoisie COMMUNISM VS. MARXISM