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| Define the term “scientific socialism.” |
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| the term used by its supporters to describe Marxism; they called it scientific because it was based on certain principles of human conducts that marxists believed were inviolable |
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| What is the “dictatorship of the proletariat” according to Marxists? |
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| a temporary tyranny that would arise until all nonprolitarian classes had been removed, according to Marx |
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| The “bourgeoisie” is what group according to the Marxists? |
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| the wealthy merchant and professional class that became the dialectical challenge to the feudal society |
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| The “lumpenproletariat” is composed of what kind of people? |
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| vagabonds, prostitutes, and other social outcasts whom Bakunin wanted to mold into revolutionary force |
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| Define the term “nationalization.” |
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| Gov expropriation of an industry and the later operation and control of that industry by the gov |
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| What are some methods of socializing economies according to Baradat? |
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| FDRs social programs to aid during the Great Depression |
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| How does Lenin define “imperialism?” |
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| the most advanced state of capitalism |
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| Who led the Bolshevik Revolution in Russia? |
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| An organization,also called the third international, created by Lenin to stimulate communist rev throughout the world, but under Stalin it became merely an instrument of Russian Foreign policy |
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| According to Baradat, Marxism is an example of what kind of socialism? |
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| What was the “Long March?” |
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| a massive retreat by Chinese Communists from the South to the North. A power struggle occurred during the march in which Mao emerged the dominant figure |
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| What does the “mass line” refer to? |
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| a Maoist doctrine calling upon the masses of China to carry out the goals of the revolution |
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| Who led the Chinese Communist Revolution? |
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| Who led the Cuban Communist Revolution? |
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| Define the idea of the “permanent revolution.” |
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| a theory that favored revolution as the best way to achieve meaningful reform even after marxists have taken power |
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