Communism In The U.S.

Carl Marx, the author of the Communist Party Declaration and Capital, is the founder of the political and economic theory of scientific socialism (contemporary communism). By definition, communism is the government's complete control over key financial resources and means of production, which initially took the form of authoritarianism. In theory, under this system, everything is equal, and everyone can share their work according to their abilities and profits as necessary. Marx believes that proletariat and the working class are against bourgeoisie and wealthy capitalist class.

The Ostend Declaration (October 18, 1854) was a communication between three US diplomats and US Secretary of State William Mercy who claimed that the US looted Cuba from Spain, and in the 1950s the American Expansion was shown. Climax of doctrine. After the Spanish US Minister PierreSoulé was unable to complete the acquisition of Cuba (1853), Mr. James Buchanan, British Minister of the United Kingdom and Minister of French John Mason (John Y. Mason) met with Soulé in Ostend. ,Belgium. If the US has power and Spain refuses to sell, their dispatch will encourage the US to confiscate Cuba. Like Haiti, this behavior arises from the slavery uprising in Cuba and the desire to expand US slavery. Republican media called the declaration when the transmitted content leaked, calling for public opinion in the south.

Fidel Castro held power after the Cuban revolution and America supported Castro, but when he accepted Communism, in April 1961 the United States tried to overturn Castro's rule in Cuba and the American Bay. We use American experts trained and armed Cuba exiles (La Brigada). Pig invasion failed. After the invasion to Pigs Bay failed, Castro apparently believed that the United States attacked again to defend Cuba and conceded to the Soviet Union. Therefore, the Soviet Union Prime Minister Nakita S. Khrushchev enthusiastically supported the long-awaited Castro and got the opportunity to gain a strategic foothold in the backyard of the United States. Castro permitted the Soviet Union to establish a military base in Cuba Island in exchange for the protection of US invasion attempts. After Castro's approval, Khrushchev made ballistic missile equipment quickly and secretly in Cuba in the summer of 1962.