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6. What is the socialist view on private property?
- Seen as an important expression of individual freedms/natural rigths
- Skoopyboopy
- Seen as unjust, morally corrupt, and causes conflict
- Seen as creating a stake in society, responsibility, respect
7. How did Marx hope to end class?
- False conciousness
- Cultural hegemony
- Class conciousness
- Class unconciousness
8. Where has common ownership been seen?
- Corbyn's 2017 manifesto
- Right to Buy scheme by Thatcher
- Soviet Russia 1930s collectivisation of farms, Clause IV
- Mansion tax by Miliband
9. Which socialists advocate absolute equality/egalitarianism?
- Social democracts
- Evolutionary socialists
- Marxist/fundamental socialists
- Reformist socialists
10. Which divison of socialism hopes to narrow rather than eradicate class divisons?
- ThirdWay socialists
- Social democrats
- Fundamental socialists
- Revionist socialists
11. Give an example of a producer co-op
- Poundland
- The 'Co-Op' group in Britain - members set strategy/share profits
- Mondragon Corporation in Northern Spain - workers own/manage enterprise
- The Tate museums - members set strategy/share profits
12. Why do socialists believe in the community?
- Creates more profit
- We are social creatures, importance of collectivism
- They don't - "there is no such thing as society"
- Allows for exploitation of workers
13. What type of equality do socialists favour?
- Equality of outcome
- Inequality
- Equality of opportunity
- Equality of inclusion
14. Where has the socialist view on community been expressed?
- Utopian societies eg New Lanark, Ujaama in Africa
- 19th century democracy
- Thatcher's belief that "there is no such thing as society"
- Exploitation of workers in the industrial revolution
15. Which socialists advocate relative social equality (eg more for the poor)?
- Reformist socialists
- Social democrats
- Marxist/fundamental socialists
- Evolutionary socialists
16. What did Marx see as the contradiciton of Capitalism?
- Bourgeoisie and Proletariat
- Comrade and ally
- Bourgeoisie and workers
- Proletariat and aristocracy
17. 3 reasons for socialist pursuit of equality
- Helps to foster better human connections
- Upholds justice, underpins community, need-satisfaction
- Leads to exploitation, racism
- Upholds immoral ideals, disunites country