Quiz on Socialism and Human Nature

What do socialists prioritize?

• Material wealth

• Social equality

• Individual success

• Political power

What approach do democratic socialists advocate for?

• Revolutionary

• Gradual reform

• Capitalist expansion

• Isolationism

What is the main objective of socialism as mentioned in the text?

• To increase competition

• To provide a more humane alternative to capitalism

• To promote individualism

• To enhance material wealth

What do communists or Marxists typically promote?

• Revolution to eliminate capitalism

• Gradual reform of capitalism

• Expansion of capitalist markets

• Isolation from global trade

How do liberals view human nature according to the text?

• Naturally cooperative

• Naturally self-reliant

• Naturally altruistic

• Naturally dependent

What does socialism acknowledge about human nature?

• It is fixed and unchangeable

• It is malleable and can be improved

• It is naturally competitive

• It is naturally self-reliant

What is collectivism according to the text?

• Emphasis on individual pursuits

• Emphasis on cooperative human efforts

• Emphasis on capitalist expansion

• Emphasis on political power

What is the key question regarding human nature in the text?

• What is the role of capitalism?

• What influences human nature and how can it be enhanced?

• What is the importance of individualism?

• What is the impact of technology on society?

What do socialists believe about social equality?

• It is unnecessary for societal stability

• It plays a vital role in societal stability

• It hinders personal growth

• It is a capitalist concept

What do democratic socialists aim to do with the capitalist system?

• Expand it

• Reform or humanize it

• Eliminate it entirely

• Ignore it