Page 09 Self-Guided Notes (Anarchism & Fascism)

​Anarchy & Fascism

Page 09 Self-Guided Notes

Multiple Choice

In an anarchist society, who is in charge?

• No one in particular is in charge

• a few people are in charge

• a king is in charge

• power is passed down through families

Multiple Choice

Anarchists (people who wish to live in an anarchy) believe there should be no government because

• they think no one should have more power than another

• they think that some people should have a lot more power than they do

• they think that things should be regulated

• they believe god is in charge

Multiple Choice

This ideology argues that everything about governments is repressive and therefore must be abolished entirely

• Liberalism

• Socialism

• Conservatism

• Anarchism

Multiple Choice

They prefer a stateless society.

• Conservatives

• Anarchists

• Communists

• Socialists

Multiple Choice

The ability to choose what you do with your life and body

• Autonomy

• Autonomo

• Aunomoty

• A mommy

Multiple Choice

The country has an all-powerful leader who has great influence over his people.

• Anarchy

• Fascism

• Both

• Neither

Multiple Select

Free elections are held and there is more than one political party.

• Anarchy

• Fascism

• Socialism

• Communism

Multiple Choice

Inequality is seen as a good thing; it’s natural for the strong to dominate the weak.

• Anarchy

• Fascism

• Socialism

• Neither

Multiple Choice

Darwin’s ideas can be applied to humans (Social Darwinism): survival of the fittest.

• Anarchy

• Fascism

• Socialism

• Neither

Multiple Choice

Freedom of the press/media is not allowed.

• Anarchy

• Fascism

• Socialism

• Communism