Social classes: It is a classless society where everyone is a worker while the government manages everything.

Main Ideologies: A society where the government regulates the economy and the states resources while everyone else is part of the working class. Some of the main ideologies are: Marxist communism, Marxism-Leninism and Non-Marxist communism.

Means of production: It isn’t owned by singular entities and it’s instead shared between all of the people so that they can work together for a common goal while the goods are given out in fair parts for everyone. These includes things like factories, land, tools and other things.

Important political figures: Joseph Stalin, Mao Zedong, Fidel Castro, Vladimir Lenin

Significant historical events: Karl Marx with Fiedrich Engels create “the communist manifesto”(February 21, 1848), Vladimir Lenin rises to power in Russia becoming the first communist government (November 7, 1917), a communist party is formed in China (July 1, 1921), Joseph Stalin becomes the replacement to Lenin industrializing the country by using a state-controlled economy (January 21, 1924), the north part of Korea got turned into a soviet nation (May 9, 1945), various wars erupted because of fear of communism expanding into other parts of the world so the Truman Doctrine got in action (March 12, 1947), in March 5 1946 the soviet union cuts ties with the western allies, in October 1 1949 China cuts Diplomatic ties with the United states, the Korean war starts and end in a armistice agreement (July 5, 1950-July 27, 1953), Fidel Castro overthrows Fulgencio Batista making Cuba a communist state, the Soviet union dissolves (December 25, 1991).

Needs of the people: Food, water, shelter, electricity, 

Conflict of interest between social classes: Ideally, there would be none as there are none social classes so there would be no type of economic or social struggles between them as they’re equal in both power and opportunities.

Feudalism, also known as the feudal mode of production, was the dominant economic and social system in medieval Europe, where feudal lords belonging to the nobility owned the land.

Origin of the Feudalism. 

Tribes from different parts of Europe destroyed the Roman Empire, the power of the slaveholders was overthrown and slavery fell. The elements of feudalism had originated within the slaveholding society in the form of the tribal system. Slavery had ceased to exist, so the productive forces' development was only possible based on the labor of a mass of dependent peasants who owned their property and their instruments of production.

The decadence of the tribal system.

The conquering tribes acquired much of the state lands and large landowners, forests and pastures remained in common use but farmland was divided into several properties later these lands became the private property of the peasants, thus forming a broad stratum of small independent peasants, however, the peasants could not retain their independence for long, among the peasants there were wealthy and poor families, to increase the inequality of property those who had become rich began to acquire power over the community and the poor became dependent on these great feudal lords. 

Feudalism characteristics. 

The feudal lord was the owner of the land and the means of production. The workers had a relationship of partial slavery since they were partial owners of their estates and some work tools. The feudal society comprised several villages from which they obtained their profits, production was for subsistence, and the deer produced their food and less for commercial exchange. Feudal activities were agrarian to produce food, although there were some industries, most people farmed the land to make a living. Feudalism generated the construction of armies, the armies and other classes such as kings and nobles were maintained with what was produced in their properties, and the serfs were the producers of the lords.