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100

Define proletariat 

Working class, majority of the population


100

The Proletariat is on the bottom of the pyramid. Spell the class of people on the top ... 

Bourgeoisie 

100

What socialism philosopher discussed that human nature was shaped by the environment? 

Robert Owen 

100

Where did Friedrich Engels come from? 

Germany

100

What is self-ownership? 

Ownership of your own life

200

To accept Capitalism is to accept what? 

inequality 

200
What is the opposite of Socialism? 

Capitalism / Communism 

200

Define Marx's criticism of exploitation 

Capitalists profit by underpaying workers for their labour 

200

How did Engels contribute to Socialism? (2)

Co-developed historical materialism, analysed industrial capitalism, emphasized materialist dialectics

co-authoring with Marx [The Communist Manifesto]

200

What musical talked about 'life, liberty and the pursuit of ...'? 

Hamilton 

Happiness

300

Define Marx's criticism of alienation

workers are disconnected from the products they make, their creativity and each other 

300

What interferes with free dispersal of land as it is already apportioned and beyond the access of workers? Who said this? 

Capitalism. Marx 

300

What philosopher does this belong to and why: 

Standard Form:

Premise 1 : If capitalism inherently exploits the working class, then it will inevitably collapse into a classless society.

Premise 2 : Capitalism inherently exploits the working class.

Conclusion :Therefore, capitalism will inevitably collapse into a classless society

Karl Marx 

300

What was significant about Eduard Bernstein? (3)

  • The founder of evolutionary socialism and revisionism
  • He challenged orthodox Marxist theory, 
  • argued that capitalism would not inevitably collapse
  • socialism should be achieved through gradual, democratic, and parliamentary reform rather than violent revolution
300

To take life - m----- 

To take liberty - s------

To take p------- - theft

murder

slavery 

property

400

What is Socialism? (3)

- Public or collective ownership 

- Governed by proletariat by democratic or revolutionary means 

- Goal is to reduce class inequality 

400

The big Socialist pyramid entitled 'Capitalist System' (that Miss got freaked out about as the exact pyramid came up on her Aliexpress)

What are the levels? (6)

Top - Money

'We rule you'

'We fool you'

'We shoot at you'

'We eat for you'

'We feed all'

400

Who was the philospher behind this standard form? 

P1. All economic systems based on private property inevitably collapse 

P2. Capitalism is an economic system based on private property 

C. Therefore, capitalism inevitably collapses 

Friedrich Engels

400

Why is Rosa Luxemburg significant to Socialism? (3)

Bonus 50 - how did she die? 

- pioneering a humanistic, democratic vision of socialism

- critiqued both capitalist imperialism and Bolshevik authoritarianism

- co-founding the Communist Party of Germany before her assassination.

400

What does libertarianism believe about leaders? (2)

- only human 

- shouldn't be higher than anybody else

- have the right to seek leaders, not to impose them on others 

500

Terminology of argumentation - how many can you come up with? 

valid, invalid, cogent, modus ponens, premise, conclusion & more 

50 points more for each word you can come up with after the group has answered 

500

Outline collective ownership - (5)

- important resources, industries, or property are owned or controlled by the community rather than by private individuals.

- Eg. healthcare, education, transport, housing, energy, natural resources, major workplaces or industries.

- essential resources are privately owned

- aims to ensure that resources are used for the benefit of society as a whole.

500

What were Marx's key critiques of capitalism (5)

- Exploitative

- Interferes and dominates 

- Alienates 

- Inefficient 

- Inequality 

500

Who are the main socialism philosophers? (5)

Karl Marx, Friedrich Engels, Rosa Luxemburg, Eduard Bernstein and Robert Owen.

500

Spell the 4 types of political philosophies we are studying this term 

Anarchism, Socialism, Libertarianism, Social liberalism