Explanation:
Socialism and capitalism are two social, political and economic systems of antagonistic relationship regarding the management of goods and the mechanisms of production in a society.
Both terms are commonly used in contemporary social and political debates, and popularly represent the two opposing models of management of societies: one focused on the accumulation of capital (capitalism) and the other on the social conduction of production (socialism) .
The struggle between these two models derives from the times of the Cold War, in which two political and economic blocs in the world opposed: the communist, orchestrated by the U.R.S.S. and the capitalist, by the U.S. and the allied countries (France, England).
