1.5.3 Socialism

Cards (66)

  • What did Robert Owen propose as an alternative to capitalism?
    Cooperative communities
  • Social ownership in socialism refers to collective ownership of the means of production
  • Progressive taxation is a key tool for wealth redistribution in socialism.

    True
  • Universal healthcare in a socialist system provides free medical care for all citizens.
    True
  • How are social welfare programs funded in a socialist system?
    Progressive taxation
  • Order the key thinkers in the historical development of socialism by their contributions
    1️⃣ Karl Marx - Advocated for the overthrow of capitalism
    2️⃣ Friedrich Engels - Developed the theory of scientific socialism
    3️⃣ Robert Owen - Proposed worker-owned enterprises
    4️⃣ Ferdinand Lassalle - Argued for a democratic socialist state
  • Match the thinker with their key idea:
    Karl Marx ↔️ Overthrow capitalism
    Friedrich Engels ↔️ Scientific socialism
    Robert Owen ↔️ Worker-owned enterprises
    Ferdinand Lassalle ↔️ Democratic socialist state
  • Democratic control in socialism means the economy is controlled by a small elite.
    False
  • Match the social welfare program with its purpose:
    Universal Healthcare ↔️ Free or low-cost medical care
    Public Education ↔️ Free education from primary to tertiary
    Unemployment Benefits ↔️ Financial assistance for the jobless
    Pensions ↔️ Basic standard of living for elderly
  • What level of education does public education in socialist systems aim to provide for free?
    Primary to tertiary
  • Socialism aims to achieve equality and social justice through the establishment of a welfare
  • Match the socialist thinker with their key idea:
    Karl Marx ↔️ Overthrow capitalism
    Friedrich Engels ↔️ Scientific socialism
    Robert Owen ↔️ Cooperative communities
    Ferdinand Lassalle ↔️ Democratic socialist state
  • What is nationalization in socialist economic policy?
    Public ownership of industries
  • What does democratic socialism advocate for in achieving socialist goals?
    Gradual, democratic reforms
  • Marxism-Leninism emphasizes the role of a centralized, authoritarian state
  • Momentum is a grassroots movement within the Labour Party pushing for radical left-wing reforms.

    True
  • What does socialism aim to achieve through the establishment of a welfare state?
    Equality and social justice
  • The welfare state in socialism provides public services and social support to all citizens.
    True
  • Social welfare programs in a socialist framework aim to promote equality and social justice
  • Socialism advocates for social ownership and democratic control of the means of production
  • Friedrich Engels collaborated with Karl Marx to develop the theory of scientific socialism
  • What is the role of the welfare state in socialism?
    Ensure well-being of citizens
  • Worker cooperatives are businesses owned and democratically controlled by their workers
  • Social welfare programs in a socialist framework aim to promote equality and social justice
  • Pensions in a socialist system ensure a basic standard of living for the elderly.

    True
  • The historical origins of socialism can be traced back to the 19th century.

    True
  • What does social ownership in socialism mean?
    Collective ownership
  • Match the socialist economic policy with its description:
    Nationalization ↔️ Public ownership of industries
    Worker Cooperatives ↔️ Businesses owned by workers
    Progressive Taxation ↔️ Higher tax rates on the wealthy
    Expanded Welfare State ↔️ Increased public spending
  • What is the primary emphasis of Marxism-Leninism in achieving a socialist state?
    Revolutionary overthrow of capitalism
  • Which political party in the UK has a democratic socialist wing?
    Labour Party
  • The Labour Party's democratic socialist wing advocates for greater public ownership
  • Karl Marx advocated for the overthrow of capitalism and the establishment of a classless, communist society
  • Progressive taxation involves higher tax rates on the wealthy
  • Match the social welfare program with its purpose:
    Universal Healthcare ↔️ Free or low-cost medical care for all
    Public Education ↔️ Free, high-quality education from primary to tertiary levels
    Unemployment Benefits ↔️ Financial assistance for those who have lost their jobs
    Pensions ↔️ Basic standard of living for the elderly
  • Democratic socialism aims to transform capitalism through violent revolution.
    False
  • Match the political party with its key focus in the UK:
    Labour Party ↔️ Greater public ownership
    Green Party ↔️ Environmental protection
    Socialist Workers Party ↔️ Overthrow of capitalism
  • What is the primary aim of socialism?
    Equality and social justice
  • Karl Marx believed in the establishment of a classless, communist society.
    True
  • Socialism aims to achieve equality and social justice for all citizens.

    True
  • What is nationalization in socialist economic policy?
    Transfer to public ownership