Bourgeois Revolution

When was the term bourgeois first used?

• 1654

• 1789

• 1564

• 1478

The term Bourgeois was first used in a ...

• play

• book

• song

• speech

What is the most common definition of bourgeois?

• A person from the proletariat.

• A person who is part of the monarchy.

• A person who owns a shop and is a merchant.

• A person who is part of the middle class.

It's a Marxist term that refers to a ...

• Social revolution

• Freedom

• Rights

• Proletarian revolution

It was supported by the ideas of ... and ...

• Militarism

• Nationalism

• Liberalism

• Imperialism

These are examples of Bourgeois revolutions.

• French revolution

• American revolution

• Russian revolution

• Labour revolt

The term Bourgeois comes from ...

• England

• France

• Italy

• Russia

What is its aim?

• Destroy the feudal sytem

• Lose power and property

• Create violence and war

• Support the monarchy

Who is Karl Marx?

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Karl Marx was ...

• the person who created a doctrine that helped to consolidate, inspire, and radicalize elements of the labour and socialist movements.

• the person who wrote the book Leviathan arguing that the absolute power of the sovereign was ultimately justified by the consent of the governed.

• the person who believed in three branches to divide the state, such as: legislative, executive and judicial.