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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. The _______ and the Czar are some of those who wish to exorcise Communism.
(a) Leader
(b) King
(c) Serf
(d) Pope
2. Germany fights against the absolute monarchy, the __________ squirearchy, and the petty-bourgeoisie.
(a) Land hungry
(b) Feudal
(c) Quiet
(d) Burgess
3. Who were the working class?
(a) Proletariat
(b) Neither
(c) Bourgeoisie
(d) Both
4. The bourgeoisie has pitilessly torn asunder the motley feudal ties that bound man to his ___________.
(a) Purpose in life
(b) Job
(c) Land
(d) Natural superiors
5. The Communists disdain to _______ their views and aims.
(a) Conceal
(b) Reveal
(c) Write
(d) Proclaim
Short Answer Questions
1. Metternich and __________ are others who wish to get rid of Communism.
2. Who supports the Radicals?
3. Who sees in his wife a mere instrument of production?
4. Where were the Owenites based?
5. Where was the Agrarian Reformers working class party located?
Short Essay Questions
1. Describe the party that the Poles support.
2. Whose vocation had it been previously to write pamphlets against the modern bourgeois society?
3. What revolution is given as an example for a society that abolished feudal property?
4. What did the true socialism of Germany represent with regard to the reactionary interests?
5. What do the authors say it's high time that Communists do?
6. What phrases were used to completely emasculate the French socialist and communist literature?
7. According to the book, what happens to the lower middle class as production becomes more mechanized?
8. Who were the precursors of the modern bourgeoisie?
9. What do all of the movements in this section bring to the front as the leading question of each?
10. List some of the opposing groups that The Communist Manifesto lists in the first pages of this section.
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