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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.

Short Answer Questions

1. What country is on the eve of a bourgeois revolution?

2. Communists of various __________ have assembled.

3. Germany fights with the bourgeoisie whenever it acts in a _____________ way.

4. The aristocracy was not upset that there was a proletariat so much as they were upset there was a ________ proletariat.

5. What took the place of the system in #28?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does the beginning of this section have to say about Communism in terms of what it is NOT?

2. Who was the head of the school of petty-bourgeois socialism?

3. In Switzerland, who do the Communists support?

4. What did the true socialism of Germany represent with regard to the reactionary interests?

5. Describe the party that the Poles support.

6. Whose vocation had it been previously to write pamphlets against the modern bourgeois society?

7. What phrases were used to completely emasculate the French socialist and communist literature?

8. What do the authors say it's high time that Communists do?

9. What revolution is given as an example for a society that abolished feudal property?

10. Define the idea of the bourgeois society and group.

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

Money is certainly something that is factored into the discussion of Communism.

Part 1: Who has all the money in the society of Marx's time?

Part 2: How does this hurt society?

Part 3: How is money being taken away from the working class?

Essay Topic 2

The progression of society is where Marx begins this theories.

Part 1: Describe the progress of society in relation to the development of the class system.

Part 2: What was the previous construct of society that begin to set up the two distinct groups?

Part 3: If society constantly changes, does it seem likely that the class system will also go away one day, just as it developed at one point?

Essay Topic 3

The idea of class being the root of all troubles is one that Marx describes at length.

Part 1: Define the idea of class in society then and now.

Part 2: What does class structure do to cause the trouble that Marx feels needs to be changed?

Part 3: Why is class structure so important to the argument for Communism?

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