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| Another name for Communism that was named for Karl Marx and Vladimir Lenin |
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| Karl Marx's view of history which blamed private property as the source of conflict |
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| Marx's adaptation of Hegel's dialectical reasoning tates that nothing but the material world exists |
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| Lived in Paris and shared views with Marx and embraced secular humanism |
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| Published in 1848 which laid out a program for the Communist revolution |
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| The International Workmen's Association organized by Marx |
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| Considered by Marx to be his greatest intellectual triumph which offered a theoretical foundation for Communist ideology |
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