Fascism

A.The state to control activities
B.To establish trade monopolies
C.To encourage lock outs and strikes
D.To encourage trade unionism

A.Individual liberty must be preserved
B.Liberty is dead carcass
C.Liberty is a natural right
D.Liberty should be guaranteed as fundamental right

A.Is collection of individuals
B.Is association of associations
C.Is one of the associations
D.Represents the mind of the society

A.Internationalism
B.International organisation
C.Unconditional acceptance of international obligations
D.One state, one party and one leader

A.Mussolini
B.Hitler
C.Karl Marx
D.Stalin
E.Lenin

A.A good theory
B.Theory first and action later on
C.Difference between theory and action
D.Action first and theory later

A.Proletariat
B.Working classes
C.Middle classes
D.Church
E.One leader

A.Germany
B.Italy
C.France
D.U.S.S.R.
E.Japan

A.Bitterly opposed by the capitalists
B.Tolerated by the Capitalists
C.Assisted by the capitalists
D.None of the above

A.Unification of Italy
B.Unification of Germany
C.Communist rising in U.S.S.R.
D.Parliamentary reforms in England