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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 are the European and American proletariat working to gain at the time of this preface?
(a) 8 hour working day
(b) Lunch hours
(c) 15 minutes breaks
(d) Safe working conditions

2. On what date was this preface signed?
(a) December 3
(b) July 28
(c) June 28
(d) April 14

3. On what date was this preface signed?
(a) March 21
(b) January 21
(c) July 24
(d) June 23

4. Where was the first English version of The Communist Manifesto printed?
(a) Washington DC
(b) Richmond
(c) London
(d) New York

5. Who in France, Belgium, Italy, and Spain supported the group in #154?
(a) Poulosse
(b) Proule
(c) Proudhon
(d) Producenne

Short Answer Questions

1. Where was the preface of this preface signed?

2. Marx, the man to whom the whole _________ of Europe owes more than to any one else.

3. Marx and Engels wonder if the answer to #123 might be able to pass directly to the higher form of communist ______________.

4. Who in in the English lands supported the group in #154?

5. Who was the signer of this preface?

Short Essay Questions

1. What drove into the background the social and political aspirations of the European working class?

2. Why isn't the Danish translation complete?

3. What is the state of land ownership in Russia?

4. Why does Engels have to re-translate from the Russian version of The Communist Manifesto?

5. Describe the burial of the answer to #43, as described by the remaining author.

6. First published in Germany, twelve editions are said to be republished in what other countries?

7. What is said about the struggle between the classes at this current time? What is the stage that has been reached?

8. Who found their salvation from the proletarian during the Russian Revolution?

9. What does this preface have to say that all history has been?

10. What occurred in London in November 1847?

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