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...onsciousness]] between men and women through the application of [[identity politics]] [[Category:20th century politics]]

...the early 20th-century [[petty bourgeois]] [[Progressive]] movement in US politics, which opposed the political [[corruption]] and extreme [[wealth inequality [[Category:20th century]]

{{Redirect|Reactionary politics|right-wing politics in general|Rightism}} ...ance, to continuously intervene in foreign revolutions throughout the 19th century, most notably [[Revolutions of 1848|in 1848]]. In addition to the reactiona

...way the parties of Europe would have been in the late 19th and early 20th century. [[category:politics]]

...hevism was the predominant anti-communist theory from the turn of the 20th century until at least the 1950s, including among Russian, American, and German ant ...m''' or the '''Second Red Scare''' comprised a peak of "red-baiting" in US politics during the 1940s and '50s. Although the communist hysteria had roots in the

...te]] in [[Southeast Asia]]. Vietnam was a [[French]] colony until the 20th century, when the Vietnamese fought a war of colonial independence which gave way t === Politics ===

...pse]] of the [[socialist]] [[Eastern Bloc]]. The conflict dominated global politics for decades and triggered dozens of proxy wars on several continents. The C [[category:20th century events]]

=== Outdated remain of the 19th/20th century === ...ysis and criticism when capitalism has just started to appear, in the 19th century. The efforts to establish a communist society range further back, but Marx

...haracteristics from the [[Far-left politics|far-left]] and the [[Far-right politics|far-right]], often in the form of maintaining socialistic economics while c ...ational Bolshevik Party|Russian National Bolshevik Party]] during the late 20th and early 21st centuries adopted elements of both.

...thout the shift in [[class conflict|class relations]] since the early 20th century. The age of embedded liberalism lasted roughly from the end of [[World War ...t=Lipset | first=Seymour Martin | title=Political Man: The social bases of politics | publisher=Doubleday and Company | publication-place=New York | year=1960

...felt one officer was worth many Jews or peasants.”'' - Gabriel Kolko, The Politics of War: The World and United States Foreign Policy, 1943–1945. (1968) p. [[category:20th century events]]

...ve name, but the full name apparently did not take hold until later in the century.{{cn}} ===Pre-20th century===

...ed in peaceful reform towards socialism, there was a minority with radical politics.

...s]]. However, his presidential platforms in both races were closer to 20th-century European [[social democrat]]ic policy proposals, such as single-payer healt *{{cite news|url=https://www.nytimes.com/2015/07/25/us/politics/bernie-sanderss-100-brooklyn-roots-show-beyond-his-accent.html|accessdate=F

...o in favor of a more egalitarian arrangement. In a modern context, leftist politics centers around the abolition of [[capitalism]] in favor of [[socialism]] an ...k of ideas developed by [[Karl Marx]] and [[Friedrich Engels]] in the 19th century. It incorporated [[continental philosophy]], [[Utopian socialism|early soci

...y agreed on which wing each group belonged to. However, since the mid-20th century, [[liberal]] responses to [[fascism]] and the insurgent communist movement ...eftism|leftists]] vary on their interpretation not only of "authoritarian" politics but of "left" and "right" as useful concepts for political organizing. Topi

...]s (Syria and Turkey), both of which were on the back foot during the 19th century. It seems that the "clash of civilizations" thesis, in which Islam is inher ...as [[India]] and [[South Africa]], were never highly developed in the 19th century.{{cn}}

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...Definitions of class based on ''ownership'' would predominate in the 20th century. ...it may be to identify such places neatly. His consciousness, culture, and politics do not enter the ''definition'' of his class position."<ref>Cohen, G.A. Mar

...e society|slave economy]] had thrived in the American South since the 17th century thanks to the [[triangular trade]], a robust network in the Atlantic which .... Lacking the powerful labor and immigrant movements that made up Northern politics, and having been abandoned by northern Republicans, poor Blacks and Whites