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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. What does Rius want to do regarding Marx?
(a) Scare people away from Marxism and communism.
(b) Give students a taste of Marxism.
(c) Introduce him to the average reader.
(d) Encourage readers to believe Marx's philosophies.

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

3. Marx was Jewish. Did he consider himself Jewish?
(a) Usually.
(b) No.
(c) Rarely.
(d) Yes.

4. It is important to also look at Hegel's predecessors such as whom?
(a) Nathaniel Canton.
(b) Emmanuel Kent.
(c) Ethan Cantor.
(d) Immanuel Kant.

5. Where was Marx born?
(a) Munich, Germany.
(b) Geneva, Switzerland.
(c) Frankfort, Germany.
(d) Trevirorum, Germany.

Short Answer Questions

1. For whom is this book?

2. Marx was of which part of the spectrum between conservative and liberal?

3. How might Rius describe Marx's many works?

4. Rius believes the answer to number 6 is worth trying even when?

5. Karl Marx, or Charles Marx, was a Jewish German who lived when?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Rius think of his attempt to summarize Marxism?

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

3. Describe the creation of Capital.

4. What were Marx and Engels commissioned to write? For whom did they write this?

5. What is the purpose of this book?

6. For whom is this book written?

7. How did journalism change because of Marx?

8. How did Marx use his poverty to his advantage?

9. What else did Marx write?

10. Why is Marx important to the author?

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