Comparing and Contrasting the Social & Economic Systems of Western and Eastern Europe

The economic and social systems of Western Europe and the Soviet Union between 1945 and 1955 were very different in many ways, but they were very similar. The East is definitely trying to reconcile with the West and the West does not talk to the east after World War II. Based on my knowledge of new discoveries in Western Europe and Eastern Europe, I can economically say that both are receiving very different treatments from different countries. For the Soviet Union's socialism, countries like the United States take a negative attitude toward them due to their different opinions on socialism.

The collapse of Byzantine Empire and Kiev Russia delayed Eastern Europe far more than Western Europe due to Eastern European problems. In contrast, Western Europe is not controlled and remains invaded. Western Europe has also maintained a clearer vitality in politics, economics and culture. The invasion of Tatars and the collapse of Byzantine led to the collapse of Eastern Europe. The Byzantine model has never been recaptured and the social structure of Kiev has disappeared. The main feature of the Russian civilization that appeared first in the post classical era was that the territorial issue caused confusion. Russia also decided to become a traditional Orthodox church. Eastern European civilizations have affected the border areas, but they do not rule. The land of Poland, Hungary and the Czech Republic has formed a large regional kingdom, and the organization of these kingdoms is very loose. The trade model also does not link Poland and Hungary to Western Europe.

From the 17th century to the 18th century, Central Europe and Eastern Europe did not economically prosper or progress as much as Western Europe. This unfortunate situation is caused by a combination of factors. First, most of the region's economic system is based on agriculture, manufacturing, handicrafts and other capitalist efforts are not rooted here. Despite the rapid growth and expansion of Western European cities, few Central European and Eastern European cities. Indeed, most of the land in this area consists of large lands with more farmers who have plowed the land throughout their lifetime. This form of economics does not take into account any empire buildings so that when Spain, the UK and France occupy the land of the New World, central and Eastern European leaders can even consider this possibility Can not.