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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. Let the _________ classes tremble at a communist revolution.
3. What is the average price of wage labor?
4. Who sees in his wife a mere instrument of production?
5. In what country do peasants make up more than half the population?
Short Essay Questions
1. What languages was the Communist Manifesto meant to be published in?
2. What does the opening line say is haunting Europe?
3. What do all of the movements in this section bring to the front as the leading question of each?
4. According to the book, what happens to the lower middle class as production becomes more mechanized?
5. What did the true socialism of Germany represent with regard to the reactionary interests?
6. Who are the authors of the Communist Manifesto?
7. Why do the Communists have the advantage over others?
8. What do the authors say is already acknowledged by all the European powers to be itself a power?
9. In Switzerland, who do the Communists support?
10. Who are the powers of old Europe that have entered into a holy alliance in order to exorcise Communism?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
The proletariat seem to be the ones that are meant to change the world.
Part 1: Why are the proletariat called upon to revolt?
Part 2: Why haven't previous proletariat revolutions been successful?
Part 3: How have the proletariat already worked together to change their lives?
Essay Topic 2
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 3
While Communism wants to take away the bourgeois ownership of property, it is not against the advancement of the individual.
Part 1: Why doesn't Communism want to take away the ability of the individual to advance?
Part 2: How can a person advance themselves individually?
Part 3: What is a person prohibited to do as they advance themselves?
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