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Political and Ethical Ideas: Influence and Change

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

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Class
Date
1.

In the 19th century, what did liberalism, marxism, and anarchism each offer?

a)

Their own vision of the world and society

b)

The same ideas about government

c)

Only economic solutions

d)

No changes to society

2.

What are the main drivers of social and economic progress according to the text?

a)

Individual freedom and free initiative

b)

Strict rules and control

c)

Only government decisions

d)

Luck and chance

3.

What did Marx and Engels believe shaped history?

a)

Ideas and abstract values

b)

Material conditions of production

c)

The weather

d)

Famous people

4.

Who are the two main classes mentioned in the concept of class struggle?

a)

Farmers and teachers

b)

Bourgeoisie and proletariat

c)

Children and adults

d)

Doctors and nurses

5.

How did anarchists differ from Marxists according to the text?

a)

Anarchists wanted to keep the State, Marxists did not

b)

Anarchists wanted to abolish the State, unlike Marxists

c)

Anarchists and Marxists had the same ideas

d)

Anarchists did not care about freedom

6.

What is one way anarchists wanted decisions to be made in society?

a)

In a decentralized and participative way.

b)

By only one person.

c)

By the king.

d)

By voting once a year.

7.

What does 'Propriedade Coletiva' mean?

a)

Collective property or common use of resources

b)

Private property for everyone

c)

Only one person owns everything

d)

No one can use any resources

8.

How can you make your mind map more creative?

a)

By making collages and drawing on it

b)

By writing only in pencil

c)

By using only one color

d)

By not adding any pictures

9.

If you want to show the main idea in your mind map, where should you place it?

a)

In the center

b)

At the bottom

c)

On the left side

d)

In the corner

10.

What does this diagram help you create?

a)

A mind map about 19th-century ideologies

b)

A list of animals

c)

A drawing of a house

d)

A timetable