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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. Who already proclaimed the aim which is the answer to #174?
(a) Geneva Congress of the International
(b) The March to Freedom
(c) Communist League
(d) Geneva Group of Communist Supporters

2. When was this preface signed?
(a) April 1
(b) May 1
(c) December 7
(d) March 1

3. All history has been of struggles between dominated and dominating class at various states of _________ development.
(a) Social
(b) Spiritual
(c) Political
(d) Ethnic

4. Where is this person in #119 now residing?
(a) Graveyard
(b) Gallows
(c) Greticha
(d) Gatchina

5. Who created the basic running thought of the Manifesto?
(a) Marx
(b) Engels
(c) Neither
(d) Marx and Engels

Short Answer Questions

1. On what date was this preface signed?

2. How long has it been since the original publication of The Communist Manifesto?

3. Engels: "If only _____ were still by my side to see this with his own eyes!"

4. Where was the first English version of The Communist Manifesto printed?

5. "Marx relied solely on the ___________ development of the working class."

Short Essay Questions

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

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

3. Where in New York was a translation of The Communist Manifesto published?

4. In 1847, who were the two kinds of people who were considered socialists?

5. What was the situation with the Prussian police and the Central Board of the Communist League?

6. Why isn't the Danish translation complete?

7. What occurred in London in November 1847?

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

9. Who used to supply raw materials to Europe while also being the market for the sale of its industrial products?

10. When and where was The Communist Manifesto Russian translation published?

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