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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. With what was Marx charged and then acquitted?
(a) Armed robbery.
(b) Communism.
(c) Socialism.
(d) Incitement to armed rebellion.

2. From Bonn University, Marx moved where to finish his studies?
(a) Frankfort.
(b) Paris.
(c) Munich.
(d) Berlin.

3. Marx was most attracted to which of Hegel's philosophies?
(a) His Philosophy of Democracy.
(b) His Philosophy of Life.
(c) His Philosophy of Politics.
(d) His Philosophy of History.

4. Marx and Engels were commissioned to write what?
(a) The Communist Manifesto.
(b) The Cartagena Manifesto.
(c) The Surrealist Manifesto.
(d) The Anarchist Manifesto.

5. Almost every major change since the last century has what connection?
(a) A connection to Marx.
(b) To communism.
(c) To democracy.
(d) To socialism.

Short Answer Questions

1. Some of the things indirectly owed to Marx include what?

2. He is widely regarded as the founder of what?

3. Where were these terms located?

4. Rius argues that Marx has done what?

5. What did Marx do even when he was misunderstood?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why can Rius not cover all of Marx's terms? What does he attempt to do instead?

2. Who was Hegel? How was Marx influenced by him?

3. Who is Frederick Engels?

4. What do many think of Marx's works? How did his works affect others?

5. What is known about Marx's relationship with Jenny Von Westphalen?

6. For whom is this book? Why is it for this type of person?

7. Why is Marx important to the author?

8. What do people think of Marx?

9. Is Rius attempting to be prove himself to be a Marx scholar?

10. How does the author describe Marx's works?

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