Communism: Exploring Its Ideology, History, and Political Implications

This presentation delves into the ideology of communism, examining its historical origins, key components, and political implications. It begins by defining communism as an ideology that emphasizes equality and the elimination of private property, tracing its roots back to the 19th century and the writings of Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels. The presentation highlights the context of the industrial revolution, where worker exploitation fueled the development of communist thought. It explores the core tenets of communism, including the rejection of free markets and the pursuit of a classless society. The presentation also acknowledges disagreements within the communist ideology, particularly concerning the role of the free market, and contrasts communism with socialism. The presentation is designed using FPPT and designed to educate readers on the history, ideology and political issues surrounding communism.

Ideology Matters
Historical origins of the ideology
Communism is referred to an ideology which focuses on
elimination the economic inequality which has been persistent
in the society. This ideology rise during industrial revolution
when business owners tend to exploit workers for economic
gain and did not compensate them well.
Communism is not similar to socialism but are similar on the
ground of ideology as they both promote equality in terms of
economic. However there is an equal reliance on the political
and economic grounds as this ideology supports the fact that
privately owned businesses should work for the welfare of the
people.
Major componenets
The word communism originated from the Latin word
'Communis' which means This originated during second half
of 19th century and invented by two people Karl Marx and
Friedrich Engels. The major cause of establishing this theory
is the injustice which carried out during Capitalism era. The
workers were exploited beyond limits which gave rise to
such philosophy encouraging equitable treatment on political
and economic grounds.
Political issues in ideology
Concept of communism is a one that believes that by
eliminate private property societies can attain equality at
social level.
Concept of Communism is totally different from
socialism. Both these concepts inspired different
political and social movements since 19th century.
Political culture is not a new in social sciences.
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Disagreements within the ideological
traditions within communism
The ideology of communism is a philosophical movement
which leads towards the development of communist society.
Thus ideology is strongly followed by its thinkers as it helps
in create a stateless and classless society. But like any other
ideology, this one too has various disagreements which are
provided by thinkers of democracy and socialism. The most
essential disagreement which has been most talked about by
capitalist and socialist authors is elimination of free market.
In the pursuit of communism, the free market has to be
eliminated which implies the laws of supply and demand will
not set the prices of commodities traded in market as
government will hold all the rights to decide the prices of
goods.