Socialism VS Capitalism

• What is the primary reward system in a capitalist society?

  People are rewarded according to their wealth.
• How does socialism differ from capitalism in terms of societal contribution?

  In socialism, individuals are praised for helping others who are less fortunate.
• What is one motto associated with capitalism?

  Greed is good.
• What do business owners in a capitalist society aim to do with their sale prices?

  They want to keep their sale prices low to attract customers.
• What is the role of individuals in a capitalist society regarding the means of production?

  Everyone owns the means of production so they can get paid for their labour.
• What does socialism ensure for those who can't contribute to production?

  It ensures that they are still cared for.
• When was the play "An Inspector Calls" set?

  It was set when Britain was still a class-based society.
• What was socialism designed for?

  It was designed for the working class to improve the standard of living.
• How do the Birlings and the Inspector represent different societal views in "An Inspector Calls"?

  The Birlings represent prospering capitalists, while the Inspector acts as a socialist mouthpiece.
• What is the main intention of Priestley in writing "An Inspector Calls"?

  To explore the theme of capitalism vs. socialism and social responsibility.
• What does the play suggest about capitalism and socialism?

  It suggests that capitalism will eventually fall to socialism.
• What is capitalism defined as?

  An economic system where the factors of production are owned and controlled by private groups or individuals.
• What do individuals in a capitalist society own?

  Individuals own their labour and get paid for it.
• What is a key motto of capitalism regarding business practices?

  Business owners aim to keep production costs low to increase profit.
• How does socialism reward individuals in society?

  People are rewarded by how much they contribute.
• What services would a socialist government provide?

  Services such as education and health care.
• What does socialism ensure for the elderly?

  It ensures they are cared for even if they can't contribute to production.
• What are examples of socialism in British society?

  The NHS, free education, and benefits system.
• What was the initial purpose of socialism in the nineteenth century?

  To improve the standard of living for the working class.
• What is the ideal outcome of a socialist society regarding poverty?

  Poverty is not possible because everyone has equal access to profits and resources.
• How does socialism prevent exploitation of labour?

  Everyone owns the means of production, so they cannot be exploited for their labour.
• What are the key differences between capitalism and socialism?

  • Capitalism:
  • Factors of production owned by private individuals
  • Rewards based on wealth
  • Motto: "Greed is good"

  
  

  • Socialism:
  • Factors of production owned equally by everyone
  • Rewards based on contribution
  • Provides services like education and healthcare
• What roles do the Birlings and the Inspector play in "An Inspector Calls"?

  • The Birlings:
  • Represent prospering capitalists
  • Symbolize the capitalist ideology

  
  

  • The Inspector:
  • Acts as Priestley's socialist mouthpiece
  • Condemns capitalism and promotes socialist ideals
• What are the implications of the theme of capitalism vs. socialism in "An Inspector Calls"?

  • Capitalism is portrayed as flawed and destined to fail.
  • Socialism is depicted as a more beneficial and powerful system.
  • The play advocates for social responsibility and collective welfare.