Politics Ideology Revision - 4

Who wrote the text 'Discourse on the Origin of Inequlaity' in 1755 which argued that many horrors and misfortunes arose from private ownership?

What is the term given to one of the earliest forms of socialism that was based on a vision of the perfect human existence? It was linked to philanthropists like Robert Owen (1771-1858) and Charles Fourier (1772-1837).

Socialists have an optimistic bellief in human nature. They believe that humans naturally seek solidarity, comradeship, cooperation and?

What, in socialists beliefs, defines an individual's circumstances, prospects and attitudes?

What, in socialists beliefs, is required to guarantee equality of opportunity? This can be seen through free health care and education, a minimum wage, and potentially collectivism.

What aspect of equality do socialists advocate for which differs from Liberalism?

What is the term given to the alternative to both private property and a capitalist economy as a method that allows equality and fraternity?

What is one of the key flaws of the capitalist system as pointed out by Marx and Engels? It is what causes periodic mass unemployment.

What do socialists believe is necessary to bring about a fairer and a more equal society?

In theory, what type of state do socialists advocate for? Consider that they believe in the empowerment of 'the people'.