The Socialist Movement in The United States and Copland’s American Music

During the Great Depression, the American socialist movement dramatically increased. This is especially true for these artists. Because these bitter years make people aware of personal expressivism and self assessment (Dobrin 116). In this regard, most of the works of art in this era were to deal with and understand the difficulties the country faces. In commemoration of robberies like Robin Hood, ballet like Billy the Kid (1938) shows that Copeland explored the former wandering country (Ross 276) before capitalism lost innocence .

The American socialist movement was always relatively weak. Unlike the Socialist Party of Europe, Canada and Oceania, in the United States the major Social Democratic Party has never been realized and the socialist movements are still marginal. In the United States, socialism "causes considerable shame as it is mainly related to the authoritarian communist regime." According to the Gallup opinion poll of June 2015, 47% of respondents voted for President of Socialist, but 50% did not vote. Motivation to vote for Socialist President is 59% of Democrats, 49% of Independents, 26% of Republicans. In the opinion poll conducted in October 2015, 49% of the Democratic Party supported socialism, while capitalism was 37%. According to the 2013 Guardian newspaper article, "In contrast to general beliefs, Americans are not born into socialism.

Utopian socialism is the first socialist movement in the United States. Utopians try to develop a model socialist society to show the benefits of their belief brands. Most utopian socialist ideas were born in Europe, but the most common thing in America is the experiment itself. Many utopia experiments, such as Brook Farm, New Harmony, Oscillator, Amana Colony, Oneida Community, Icaria, Bishop Hill Commune, Aurora, Oregon, etc were conducted in the 19th century as part of this movement. Missouri Bethel

Unlike the United States, Russia's industrialization totally changed the political system of Russia, accompanied by a socialist movement, finished authoritarian rule, and created the world's first communist state. The United States has not experienced the prosperity of socialism, but has seen a change in society aimed at achieving equality between classes like the labor law. The industrialization of the United States promotes immigration and cultural diversity as people in other countries seek out opportunities and invent inventions such as "mass production techniques", ie assembly lines, use of interchangeable parts, etc. In Russia, the industrial revolution brought about the Russian society, causing students 'protest actions, workers' strikes, and illegal political parties, causing middle class and great confusion.