This movement led to helpful advances (such as assembly lines) that maximized what workers could produce, but also led to poor treatment of workers

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A German philosopher who saw human history as a struggle between the rich and the poor and wrote The Communist Manifesto

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A political and economic theory that holds that private property should not exist and that workers should control the means of production

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A communist political party based on the ideas of Marx which formed in Russia

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When the communists seized power in Russia under the leadership of Vladimir Lenin, they established the (a)   , also known as the USSR.

In 1917, Our Lady appeared to three shepherd children in this country, asking them to pray the Rosary for peace.

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On October 13, 1917, Our Lady's message at Fatima was affirmed through the miracle of the (a)   , which was witnessed by 70,000 people.

At Fatima, Our Lady asked especially that (a)   (known as the USSR at the time), should be consecrated to her Immaculate Heart, to bring about its conversion.

After the death of Lenin, Joseph (a)   became the communist dictator of the USSR.

The Second Vatican Council was called by this pope

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The meetings for Vatican II started in this year

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The recognition that other Christian communities and religions contain elements of sanctification, while recognizing that the Church alone contains the fullness of the faith

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A pope who took part in Vatican II, worked to bring an end to communism, and is now a canonized saint

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