The history of communism is closely linked to the thought that the Prussian philosopher Karl Marx used the difficult situation of government as a springboard to communism. This saw communism as the optimal state, abolition of private ownership of the means of production. For Marx, only after humanity was able to produce excessively, private property would develop massively and permanently. However, in the West, communism was an idea of a society based on common property, an idea that goes back even from classical antiquity. Its modern form as a mass political movement emerged in Europe with the movement of workers during the Industrial Revolution in the 19th century.
Well rather than ride slaves horse and carriage were popular with slaves as attendances in case there was a need and of course trains too
The French colonization strategy was based around working with natives, mainly trading with them. English tactics were to push out and destroy native populations in order to build a new British society.
The answer is Amendment 11
"With malice towards none, with charity for all."
