Politics Ideology Revision - 11

Who was the key figure (1806-56) that was a major influence on individual anarchism?

What was the key text that he wrote? It was published in 1845.

Who was the key figure (1842-1921) that proposed the creation of natural communities as a brand of anarcho-communism?

What was the key text that he wrote? It was published in 1902.

Who was the key figure (1814-76) that envisioned an ordered society based on the laws of nature and through voluntary communities?

What was the key text that he wrote? It was published in 1871.

Who was the key figure (1809-65) that was the first to use the term 'anarchist', and was unique among anarchists due to his desire to peacefully abolish the state?

What was the key text that he wrote? It was published in 1840.

Who was the key figure (1869-1940) that popularised many of anarchism's main ideas by connecting its ideals to the emancipation of the individual and the replacement of exploitation by the idea of mutual love?

What was the key text that she wrote? It was published in 1931.

What is the type of anarchism that believes humans are naturally empathetic and sociable, and that people are capable of self-government as a consequence?

What would be abolished within this system, due to its relation in creating inequality and suffering?

What is the idea common amongst most annarchists that suggests that there is a tendency for people to group together in mutually beneficial communities and to have empathy for each other?

What is the type of anarchism that is based on trade union organisation and proposes a stateless society where workers are grouped into syndicates based on industrial occupations which will cooperate freely with each other for mutual benefit?

This ideology is particularly insistent on what type of action to effectively destroy the state and capitalism? This includes strikes, civil disobediance, assassinations, and potentially revolution.

What is the term given to the anarchist philosophy that proposes the transition to a society where there is complete economic freedom that is no longer restricted by the state?

What is associated with the ideal world of the above ideology? In essence, survival of the fittest.

What does this ideology most argue against when it comes to the state and its impact on economic systems?

What is the anarchist ideology that is based on self-interest and the desrie for complete personal autonomy?

What is the term given to the negatative and pessamistic view that these times of anarchists have? It usually equates to believing that humanity is always selfish and there is no real purpose in life.