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Understanding the Times Chapter 5 Review WCA
Understanding the Times Chapter 5 Review WCA
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Chapter 5 Review
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1
Socialism is the abolition of...
slavery
speed limits
private property
public property
2
Which of the following beliefs are foundational for Marxists?
A and B only
Atheism
Fascism
Materialism
3
Many Marxists today see economic struggle as the root of conflict between which of these groups
blacks and whites
religious and non-religious
all of the above
men and women
4
Marxism seeks to abolish which of the following?
all of the above
democracy
capitalism
religion
5
According to Marx, what is the first step toward communism?
anarchy
capitalism
materialism
socialism
6
Socialism begin with which of the following?
heavy taxation
government takeover of business
all of the above
elimination of laws protecting private property
7
T or F. According to Marxism, society advances through conflict.
True
False
8
Karl Marx' most popular work that lays out the course of action for forming a classless society
Humanist Manifesto
Communist Manifesto
The Best 'o Manifesto
Animal Farm
9
T or F. Karl Marx advocated for a peaceful transition to communism.
False
True
10
T or F. According to Marxists, Christian ethics is simply a tool of oppression.
False
True
11
Which of the following summarize the Marxist worldview?
abolition of private property
all of the above
athiestic and materialistic
the utopiam dream of a communistic state
12
T or F. According to Marxism, salvation comes through the overthrow of capitalism.
True
False
13
This is the belief that class struggles are the mechanism behind social and economic progress.
diabetic premaritalism
diabolic memorialism
diagrammatic inducstrialiasm
dialectical materialism
14
According to Marxism, which of the following groups oppress workers?
business owners
all of the above
religious leaders
politicians
15
According to Marx, all of human history is explained by the evolutionary drive to eliminate..
human beings unfit to survive
economic injustice
minority groups
none of the above
