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How to take Cornell Notes?

Cue to write

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communism

democracy

before WWII

ideological differences

Summary

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USA was scared that communism would incite revolutions

USSR viewed USA wanted to destroycommunism

both USSR and USA view each other as a threat

due to ideological differences

Before WWII

Reasons

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Ideological Differences

USSR

Communism

command economy: govt. plan and allocate resources to individuals and companies based on Govts assessment of what the country should produce. Agriculture and industries are state owned

one party rule

authoritarian

no free elections

IMPACT: capitalist democratic countries such as the USA and Britain saw communism as a threat to their own economic security and influence. They were worried that communists would spread their ideas to their countries inciting revolutions. on the other hand communist USSR viewed these democratic countries with great suspicion and concluded that they wanted to instead destroy communism in USSR

USA

democratic

free elections where two or more political parties exist

right to vote

capitalist economy : free economy where individuals and companies are free to develop own and control resources and capital

govt role is to regulate market to ensure fairness