Marxian Socialism

A. J.S. Mill
B. Hegel
C. T.H. Green
D. Karl Marx

A. God’s will
B. Great ideas
C. Great personalities
D. Forces of production

A. Materialistic philosophy
B. The labour theory of value
C. The ideal of statesless society
D. Dialectical method
E. The theory of surplus value

A. The benefit of producers
B. Social good
C. The benefit of consumers
D. The welfare of the working labourers

A. Private sector should be allowed to continue as it is
B. Private sector should be strengthened
C. There should be nationalisation of all industries
D. There should be nationalisation of small scale industries alone
E. There should be nationalisation of big industries alone

A. Evolutionary means only
B. Revolutionary means only
C. By spread of education only
D. With the help of both evolutionary and revolutionary methods
E. With the help of propaganda alone

A. They covered the activities of masses
B. They covered the relationship of masses with rulers
C. The exaggerated people’s movements against their rulers
D. They recorded events glorifying the rulers

A. Great men change the course of history
B. Historical events so move that some people become great
C. Course of history and greatness of the people have nothing to do with each other
D. Course of history is static and as such question of change does not arise

A. It result of actions and reactions
B. No actions and reactions but matter
C. Means that action and reaction must be in the same direction
D. None of These

A. Social phenomena is applicable to political life
B. Social phenomena has nothing to do with political life
C. Social phenomena is antithesis of political life
D. Political Life and social phenomena can’t go hand in hand