A realm of recurrence and repetition - The limits of change and transformation in the state system

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Abstract

The domestic culture of Americans after World War II was dominated by the escalating cold war between the United States and the Soviet Union. The threat of communism invading the home and corrupting the nuclear family of mother, father, and children was ever present throughout the cold war. Capitalism is the form of society involving a minority and having either a rule over them or rule by them. Leninism has been a dominant branch of Marxism for most of the 20th century. This offshoot of communist ideology was named after Vladimir Lenin, who was the mastermind of the Russian revolution in 1917 and became the founder of the Soviet Union in 1922. The contemporary envoys and representatives of a democratic system and capitalized economy reveal strong bonding with the ideologies and implications of liberalism. The issue of the rise of capitalism in American society remains like an ideological importance. Considering this, we fail to reject H0.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

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DECLARATIONIII

ABSTRACTIV

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CHAPTER 01: INTRODUCTION1

Background of the study1

Aim of the research2

Objectives of the research2

Hypothesis2

CHAPTER 02: REVIEW OF LITERATURE3

Capitalism3

The Marx-Engels Theory of Communism5

Communist Ideology in Russia and the Soviet Union6

CHAPTER 03: METHODOLOGY7

Overview7

Research Design7

Descriptive Research8

The Qualitative Approach8

CHAPTER 04: DISCUSSION OF FINDINGS10

Rise of Capitalism in American Society10

Protestant ethic theory in relation to rise in capitalism12

Chinese Experience with Communism: Mao Zedong's Marxist-Leninist Orthodoxy12

Communist Ideology in 21st-century Politics13

CHAPTER 05: LIMITATIONS15

CHAPTER 06: CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS16

REFERENCES18

CHAPTER 01: INTRODUCTION

The domestic culture of Americans after World War II was dominated by the escalating cold war between the United States and the Soviet Union. Americans after the end of World War II were looking to go home, start families, and enjoy domestic life. After experiencing war on the battlefront and the home front, both men and women looked forward to settling down, purchasing a home, and starting a family. The number of marriages increased, and those entering into post-war nuptials were younger than they had been in several decades. All of these components combined to create a new culture, one based on the nuclear family, suburbanization, consumerism, and in light of international relations, fear (James, 1994).

Background of the study

The threat of communism invading the home and corrupting the nuclear family of mother, father, and children was ever present throughout the cold war. No person contributed to this fear more than ...