Well, capitalism is not always a free-market economy.
A typical capitalism is a free-market economy, which means that the market itself (buyer and sellers) can decide the prizes and terms of services.
In capitalism, the capital is privately, and not state owned. But capitalism can also come in other forms: of social democracy with partially free market, and with other forms which include corporations having controls over the market.
He states in the passage that even though President Lincoln freed the slaves, the "bonds of injustice" are still present. He states how economic and social oppression are still going on, so this means that not all citizens are free. The injustice is still after the slaves supposedly are freed.
<h2>The following is the order of events that led to the United States joining World War II based on their occurrence:
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<u>Fascist dictators rise to power and World War I begins: </u>The rise of the Japanese Emperor who bore imperialistic ideology culminated in the early tensions between different nations which eventually resulted in World War I.
<u>The Lend-Lease Act provides Military aid to Allied Forces while the U.S. remains neutral:</u> The United States chose to stay out of the war but help its allies in the war by providing war equipment.
<u>Japan feels threatened and attacks the U.S. naval base at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii:</u> Owing to the help extended by the United States to its allies, Japan chooses to teach the US a lesson by bombing one of the naval bases of the US Navy.
<u>The United States enters into World War II:</u> After the attack on the US Naval base done by Japan, the US decides to participate in the war in order to bring it to an end.
