Mass Society And Democracy, 1870-1914 20-1
Mass Society and Democracy, 1870-1914
- 1.The working class
- A.
Strikes
- B.
Dictatatorship
- C.
Revisionists
- D.
Internal - combustion
- E.
Proletariat
- 2.Marxists who rejected violent revolution
- A.
Strikes
- B.
Dictatatorship
- C.
Revisionists
- D.
Internal - combustion
- E.
Proletariat
- 3.Organized work stoppages called by unions
- A.
Strikes
- B.
Dictatatorship
- C.
Revisionists
- D.
Internal - combustion
- E.
Proletariat
- 4.Absolute governmental power by an individual or group
- A.
Strikes
- B.
Dictatatorship
- C.
Revisionists
- D.
Internal - combustion
- E.
Proletariat
- 5.Engine type fired by oil and gasoline
- A.
Strike
- B.
Dictatorship
- C.
Revisionists
- D.
Internal - combustion
- E.
Proletariat
- 6.What elements made possible the Second Industrial Revolution?
- A.
Textiles, railroads, iron, coal
- B.
Steel, chemicials, electricity, petroleum
- C.
Earth, air, fire, water
- D.
Concrete, timber, silk, spices
- 7.According to Marx, the means of production were owned by
- A.
The ruling class oppressors.
- B.
The working class oppressed.
- C.
The government.
- D.
The proletariat.
- 8.The Second international was
- A.
The trade group formed by Western nations.
- B.
A German socialist party.
- C.
Marx's famous publication.
- D.
An association of socialist group
- 9.One form of Marxist socialism was eventually called
- A.
Engelism
- B.
Euroism
- C.
Communism
- D.
Proletariatism
- 10.The little-industrialized nations of southern and eastern Europe
- A.
Reverted to monarchism.
- B.
Provided food and raw materials for the industrial countries
- C.
Embraced the teachings of Marx.
- D.
Built automobiles for the Americas.
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