Principles of Communism Part 2

Principles of Communism

Part Two

Multiple Choice

What must be abolished in order to achieve this?

• Personal property

• Private property

• The monarchy

• your mum

Multiple Choice

Why was a ruling class necessary?

• Because it is human nature for one dominating class to emerge

• It was never necessary

• Because it was not possible to produce enough for all

Multiple Choice

Will it be possible to abolish private property in one go?

• Yes

• No

• It depends on the country

Multiple Select

Which of the following are examples of policies implemented during the DotP?

• Progressive taxation

• Forced loans

• Exiling landlords

• Centralisation of money in a state bank

• Abolishing money outright

Multiple Select

What factors determine how quickly a revolution will develop, according to Engles?

• How developed industry is

• How poor the people are

• The political party in charge of the country

• The wealth of the country

• The amount of productive forces

Multiple Choice

When private property is abolished, what will overproduction cause?

• Crises

• Mass disorder and confusion

• Satisfaction of the needs of all

Multiple Choice

How does the abolition of private property impact the family?

• It destroys the two bases of traditional marriage

• It makes children fully dependent on their parents

• It reinforces traditional gender roles

Multiple Select

Why are reactionary socialists opposed by communists?

• They are revisionists

• They often ally with the bourgeoisie

• They don't care about the bourgeoisie

• They want to re-establish the rule of the aristocracy

Poll

What did you think of this book club session?

• Great

• Good

• Okay

• Bad

• Awful

Open Ended

Any comments?