Socialism and Workers' Parties Answers

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Which is an example of a socialist principle?

A
the importance of maintaining three economic classes
B
the importance of creating a society without an economy
C
the importance of having little or no gap between the classes
D
the importance of establishing the private control of property
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Which of these statements was a Marxist criticism of capitalism during the late 1800s?

A
Too little wealth was being generated by people in the United States.
B
Wealth was being distributed too unevenly in the United States.
C
Too much wealth was being created by people in the United States.
D
Wealth was being distributed too evenly in the United States.
3

In 1912, socialism reached its peak in the United States when

A
two Socialists were elected to the US House of Representatives.
B
a socialist candidate was elected president.
C
the majority of Americans expressed support for socialism.
D
the Socialist Party developed into a political force that lasted through the 1920s.
4

Which of these beliefs did the majority of Americans hold at the end of the 1800s?

A
Socialism and Marxism were the best way to reach economic prosperity.
B
Democracy and capitalism were the best way to reach economic prosperity.
C
Socialism and capitalism were the best way to reach economic prosperity.
D
Capitalism and Marxism were the best way to reach economic prosperity.
6

Socialism as a political movement evolved in

A
the United States during the First Industrial Revolution.
B
the United States during the Second Industrial Revolution.
C
Europe during the Second Industrial Revolution.
D
Europe during the First Industrial Revolution.
7

Which of these statements is a feature of capitalism, but not of Marxism?

A
Nobody controls the means of production.
B
Workers control the means of production.
C
Business owners control the means of production.
D
The government controls the means of production.
8

Democratic socialism in the United States was a failed attempt to inject

A
socialist ideals into a democratic system.
B
free-market ideals into a socialist system.
C
proletariat ideals into a Marxist system.
D
Marxist ideals into a free-market system.
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Which of these statements was a Marxist criticism of capitalism during the late 1800s?

A
Too little wealth was being generated by people in the United States.
B
Wealth was being distributed too unevenly in the United States.
C
Too much wealth was being created by people in the United States.
D
Wealth was being distributed too evenly in the United States.
10

Eugene Debs became a Socialist in 1897 while

A
founding New Harmony, IN.
B
opposing the Pullman Railroad Strike.
C
serving time in jail.
D
running for US president.
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Which of these terms best describes Karl Marx?

A
capitalist, revolutionary, and economist
B
revolutionary, economist, and socialist
C
socialist, economist, and politician
D
politician, capitalist, and socialist
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In 1912, socialism reached its peak in the United States when

A
two Socialists were elected to the US House of Representatives.
B
a socialist candidate was elected president.
C
the majority of Americans expressed support for socialism.
D
the Socialist Party developed into a political force that lasted through the 1920s.

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