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    1. The document provides an overview of a lesson on comparing and contrasting capitalism and communism. It outlines the key ideas of each system and provides discussion and writing prompts. 2. Capitalism allows private ownership of businesses and property, where individuals compete in a free market. Communism calls for public ownership and an equal distribution of resources, with the goal of eliminating social classes, though it often leads to dictatorships. 3. Socialism combines elements of both systems, with private business ownership but government support of basic needs. The lesson will include a video on communism and a writing assignment comparing the two systems.

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    1. The document provides an overview of a lesson on comparing and contrasting capitalism and communism. It outlines the key ideas of each system and provides discussion and writing prompts. 2. Capitalism allows private ownership of businesses and property, where individuals compete in a free market. Communism calls for public ownership and an equal distribution of resources, with the goal of eliminating social classes, though it often leads to dictatorships. 3. Socialism combines elements of both systems, with private business ownership but government support of basic needs. The lesson will include a video on communism and a writing assignment comparing the two systems.

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    Munism

    Transféré par

    Paul Provence
    1. The document provides an overview of a lesson on comparing and contrasting capitalism and communism. It outlines the key ideas of each system and provides discussion and writing prompts. 2. Capitalism allows private ownership of businesses and property, where individuals compete in a free market. Communism calls for public ownership and an equal distribution of resources, with the goal of eliminating social classes, though it often leads to dictatorships. 3. Socialism combines elements of both systems, with private business ownership but government support of basic needs. The lesson will include a video on communism and a writing assignment comparing the two systems.

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    February 5, 2013

    CW 7.4: Communism

    Page 1

    Do First (3 minutes) and Share Out (2 minutes) What is capitalism? How is it related to the Industrial Revolution? __________________________________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________________________________ Objective (1 minute): SWBAT compare and contrast Capitalism and Socialism. Mastery: At the end of this lesson, you will need to write at thesis on the following prompt:

    Describe the similarities and differences of Capitalism and Communism


    Agenda (1 minute) Do First and Share Out (5 minutes) Lesson Overview (2 minutes) Key Ideas (6 minutes) Industrial Revolution Review (12 minutes) Communism: Video (12 minutes) Thesis Writing (5 minutes) Exit Ticket (5 minutes)

    Key Ideas (6 minutes)

    1. Capitalism is a system of economics and government where individual citizens are allowed to own private property, businesses, factories, etc 2. Private individuals are able to own both the means of production (factories) and places of commerce (stores) 3. In this type of economy, individual businesses compete for customers and whoever is most successful is able to stay in business (Social Darwinism, survival of the fittest)

    7.

    4. Communism is a system of economics and government where production and commerce are owned by the government. All people are supposed to share equally in pay and quality of life. 5. Communism was created by Karl Marx and Frederick Engels, based on their belief that capitalism created unequal class systems (upper and lower classes) 6. In practice, Communism tends to concentrate power in the hands of a few people, leading to dictatorships and unequal classes Socialism is a mixture of Capitalism and Communism. Individuals own businesses, but the government takes care of some basic needs (housing, healthcare, food for poor, etc)

    February 5, 2013

    CW 7.4: Communism

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    Part I: Industrial Revolution Overview 1. List the inventions of both Industrial Revolutions, as well as the fuels used to power machines.

    2. What were workers conditions like during this time?

    Part II: Communism Overview 1. Who created communism and why?

    2. Did Communism accomplish the goals of its founders? Why or why not?

    3. Define the following terms: Proletariat Bourgeoisie Capital Totalitarian Socialism Market Economy

    4. List the countries that are currently or formerly Communist:

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