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  • United States
    Encyclopedia article; The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition, 2009
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    ...the Gulf of Mexico on the south. The state of Alaska is located in extreme NW North...bordered by Canada on the east. The state of Hawaii , an island chain, is situated...Washington, D.C. , is the capital of the United States, and New York is its largest city. The outlying territories and areas of the United States include: in the Caribbean Basin...United States (purchased from Denmark in 1917); in the Pacific Ocean, Guam (ceded...
     
  • Communism
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    ...conditions that gave rise to modern communism. Wages, hours, and factory conditions...what is generally known as utopian communism had been well launched by the comte...settlements , particularly in the United States. Most notable among such men were...It was among them that the terms communism and socialism were first used. They...those who merely stressed a strong state as the owner of all means of production...Bolsheviks in the Russian Revolution of 1917 gave them the leadership in socialist...
     
  • Cold War
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    ...Soviet Union and the United States supported and...occurred between the United States and the Soviet Union...S. Secretary of State John Foster Dulles...collapse of Soviet Communism while others attribute...weakness of the Soviet state and the policies of...War and Its Origins, 1917 1960 (1961); J. L. Gaddis, The United States and the Origins of...
     
  • Browder, Earl Russell
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    ...converted to socialism as a boy, and after imprisonment (1917 18, 1919 20) for opposing the draft he joined the Communist...1945) and from the party (1946). Among his works are Communism in the United States (1935), What Is Communism? (1936), The Peoples Front (1938), War or Peace...
     
  • Pilnyak, Boris
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    ...Naked Year (1921, tr. 1928), a loosely constructed work concerning the social chaos following the Revolution of 1917. He accepted the revolution itself, but did not embrace orthodox Communism. His short novel Mahogany, denied publication in the USSR, was first published in Berlin in 1929. Later Pilnyak...1930, tr. 1931). Both were severely criticized by the Soviet regime as bourgeois. In 1931, Pilnyak visited the United States and attacked American industrialization in OKei (1932). Some of his short stories have been translated in Tales...
     

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