Karl Marx
Splinter Ideology
Capitalism
History of Communism
Marxism
100

Karl Marx was a man of ____ religion.

no

100

Which ideology was started in Russia in 1917?

Leninism

100

How long was the average work day during the Industrial Revolution?

12-14 hours

100

In what country was communism founded?

Russia

100

Who is the founder of Marxism?

Karl Marx

200

Karl Marx created the basic foundation for what economic structure?

 Communism

200

This Chinese leader instead of creating large industrial centers spread out industrialization throughout the massive population at his control.

Mao Zedong

200

At what age did most begin working in factories?

6 years old

200

In communism who owns property?

no one 

200

In what century was Marxism developed? 

19th

300

 What economic structure is Karl Marx most against?

Capitalism

300

This ideology focused on creating a new communist culture, instigating many attacks on historians and burning ancient monasteries.

Maoism/China

300

How much did a child working in a factory get paid per week?

16$

300

How many classes are there in communism?

none

300

Who helped Karl Marx with creating Marxism?

Friedrich Engels



400

Karl Marx published the most celebrated pamphlet in the history of socialism. What was it called?

The Communist Manifesto

400

This Ideology stressed the dictatorship of the proletariat.

What is Leninism

400

How much did bread cost?

6 shillings per loaf

400

Communism excludes ______ property.

private

400

Marxists wanted a ______ , stateless, humane society based on common ownership and underlying principle.

classless

500

Karl Marx published the most important book of the movement. What was it called?

Das Kapital

500

This ideology focuses on collective agriculture and rapid industrialization 

What is Stalinism 

500

How much did a weeks worth of rent wages cost on average?

18$

500

The hammer and sickle of the Russian flag represents what?

The low class or working people.

500

Marxism uses a ____ which is now known as historical materialism.

methodology

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