Socialism in Europe and The Russian Revolution

Society in 18th century Europe was divided into

• castes and classes

• estates and orders

• liberals, radicals and conservatives

• religious groups

In 19th century Europe, Conservatives

• favoured radical restructure of society

• tolerated of all religions

• opposed uncontrolled dynastic rulers

• accepted the idea of gradual change in society

Liberals ware opposed to

• secularism

• rights of individuals

• representative form of government

• universal adult franchise

On which of the following issues did Liberals and Radicals differ?

• Voting rights

• Dynastic rule

• Individual rights

• Representative form of government

What did the Socialists believe in?

• favour of private property

• private property as a solution of all problems

• favour of individual controlled property

• were against private property

Which of the following were important socialists of 19th century Europe?

• Rousseau and Voltaire

• Lenin and Stalin

• John Locke and Karl Marx

• Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels

Which was the Socialist International body?

• Socialist Democratic Party

• Second International

• Labour Party

• Socialist Revolutionary Party

Which of the following was the ruler of Russia in 1914?

• Louis XVI

• Tsar Nicholas I

• Tsar Nicholas II

• Louis XIV

What the majority religion of Russia during 1914?

• Greek Orthodox Church

• Protestants

• Russian Orthodox Christianity

• Catholics

Which Socialist believed in the idea of Cooperative community and started New Harmony?

• Louis Blanc

• Lenin

• Robert Owen

• Karl Marx