What is communism?
Q: What is communism?
A: Communism is a political system that aims to eliminate different social class groups.
Q: What do communists believe about the ownership of means of production?
A: Communists believe that the ownership of means of production by some people (the bourgeoisie) gives them unfair power over others, and that they should be owned by workers instead.
Q: What is the difference between communism and capitalism?
A: Communism is opposed to capitalism, which is based on money, private property, and a class structure.
Q: Who are the working class and the owning class?
A: The working class refers to people who do not own the means of production, while the owning class refers to people who own the means of production.
Q: How can a communist world be achieved according to communist thinkers?
A: Communist thinkers believe that a communist world can be achieved if the working class takes away the power of the bourgeoisie and controls the means of production.
Q: What are some countries that follow communist forms of government?
A: Vietnam, China, Cuba, Laos, and North Korea are countries that officially follow forms of communism.
Q: Who are some famous communist thinkers?
A: Karl Marx, Friedrich Engels, Vladimir Lenin, Joseph Stalin, Leon Trotsky, and Mao Zedong are some of the most prominent communist thinkers.
