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During the 1930's American citizens witnessed a



breakdown of the Democratic and free enterprise



way of life. The government saw that the



free enterprise system was failing. The New Deal



increased the government's regulation and intervention



and the economic system, thus temporarily



abandoning the capitalism system and turning toward



socialism to find the answer. The answer...



the New Deal.







Socialism is usually thought of as a form



of government that advocates public ownership



and public control of wealth (Britannica Jr.



Encyclopedia 1980, p.231). In other words,



a socialistic government wants the wealth of



the nation spread out in such a way that the



money is equally distributed among the country's



citizens. Socialism is in favor



of tearing down the class structure and forming



a classless society. In this way, it was born out



of Marxism, whose founder was Karl Marx.



Leaders of the Communist......

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