A. The theory of class struggle

B. Dialectical materialism

D. The theory of surplus value

E. Historical materialism

A. It sacrifices individual at the cost of society

B. He has given one sided interpretation of history

C. His theory of class struggle is untenable

A. There will be all honour to mental labour

B. Mental labour will be preferred over manual labour

C. Manual labour will be preferred over mental labour

A. There should be nationalisation of all industries

B. Private sector should be strengthened

C. There should be nationalisation of small scale industries alone

E. There should be nationalisation of big industries alone

B. Course of history and greatness of the people have nothing to do with each other

C. Great men change the course of history

D. Course of history is static and as such question of change does not arise

A. Machines installed by him produce more

C. Capitalist can win the cooperation of the workers

D. The workers wish so

B. Rome

C. France

D. Russia

E. Itlay

A. Hegel

B. J.S. Mill

D. T.H. Green

A. Great personalities

B. Forces of production

C. Great ideas

D. Gods will

A. Cultural factor

C. Economic factor

D. Political factor

E. Religious factor

A. The principle of democratic centralism

B. Theory of surplus value

C. Giving labour theory of value

D. Modifying theory of class struggle

A. The extent of its dependence on the foreign market

C. Capital in vested in it

D. The extent of its demand in the foreign market

E. Machinery used for production

B. His ideas that workers will unite has proved failure

C. For his philosophy that state will expand

D. For his views about capitalist system

A. Middle class will come at the forefront of struggle against state

B. Middle class will form the rank of the workers

C. The number of workers will come down

E. Middle class will become powerful

A. Educated masses get dissatisfied

B. Foreign powers get interested in national affairs

D. The capitalists so desire

E. The religious people manipulate that

A. The ideal of statesless society

C. Materialistic philosophy

D. The theory of surplus value

E. The labour theory of value

A. They are opposed to production for the sake of profit

B. They hold faith in planned economy

C. The state will be replaced by classless society

A. He advocated abolition of capitalism

B. He pleaded stateless society

D. He advocated abolition of religion

E. He stood for classless society

A. They lay stress on social good

B. They are opposed to capitalist system

D. Capitalism cannot introduce reforms

E. They want system of production to meet needs of community

A. Hegel

B. None of these

C. Engles

E. Stalin

A. They covered the relationship of masses with rulers

B. They covered the activities of masses

C. The exaggerated peoples movements against their rulers

A. They do not favour individual liberty against state

C. They believe that state has always been siding with propertied classes

D. They assume that the state will wither away

A. George Bernard Shah

C. Stalin

D. Laski

A. Capital is a theft

C. State will wither away

D. State sides with the rich and not the poor

A. Classless society

C. Condemnation of state

D. Capital is a theft

E. Root causes for evils in society

A. Social phenomena has nothing to do with political life

C. Social phenomena is antithesis of political life

D. Social phenomena is applicable to political life

A. The rich and the religious people

C. The religious and the educated people

D. The educated and the elite

E. The poor and the religious people

B. Private property is source of exploitation

C. That capital is a theft

D. Religion is the opium of the people

A. Means that action and reaction must be in the same direction

B. No actions and reactions but matter

D. None of These

A. Lenin

B. Khrushchev

D. Stalin

E. Kosygin

A. Evolutionary means only

B. Revolutionary means only

C. By spread of education only

E. With the help of propaganda alone

B. The benefit of consumers

C. The welfare of the working labourers

D. The benefit of producers

B. Growth of trade unions

C. The growthe of bureaucracy

D. None of the above

B. It is rule of capitalist class

C. It means rule of educated classes

D. It is government by the people

A. Slowly benefit the workers

B. Continue for long

D. Deliver goods with the passage of time

B. Have a motherland to which they must stick

C. Had no mother land

D. Should give maximum cooperation to the state

A. The landlords

B. Industrial owners

C. Trade Unions