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Socialism

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Total cards: 24•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
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These should be produced with the aim of benefiting all.

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Basic goods

#2
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They reject this. It should be owned communally by society.

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Private property

#3
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Against this economic system and its unequal distribution of power.

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Capitalism

#4
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This led to dangerous, difficult, undignified factory work in the first half of the 19th century.

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Industrial revolution

#5
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Socialists morally object to exploitation, poverty, and greed because it leads to this:

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Increased inequality

#6
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Thomas More was known as a martyr to what religion?

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Catholicism

#7
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Thomas More was murdered for treason for refusing to do this:

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Swear an oath to the Church of England

#8
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In Thomas More’s book Utopia he argued against these two things is social and economic relationships:

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Poverty and inequality

#9
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This pre-industrial capitalist saw the injustice in persecuting people for theft with death by starvation or strangulation.

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Thomas More

#10
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Thomas More wanted to abolish these two things:

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Money and private property

#11
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According to More, distribution should be according to this, everyone must work and every family can draw from the common stock.

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Need

#12
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True or false: More thought that conflict and inequality were natural.

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False. He wanted society to be ride of pride, greed and envy.

#13
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Thomas More’s requirement to distribute goods in this way was also known as a requirement of justice.

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Equally

#14
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Humans are intended to live in a state of peace and harmony, and overcome these:

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Negative emotions

#15
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Saint Simon believed there were historical stages defined by these: This displayed a pattern, and indicated the “march towards socialism”.

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Dominant classes

#16
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Saint Simon’s economic system was to be based on this: Dominant views legitimize systems, and old society gives way to new society.

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Beliefs

#17
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Saint Simon suggested we replace capitalist inefficiency with this:

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Expert planning and organizational hierarchy

#18
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Saint Simon’s government was not to be connected with impulses of this kind:

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Democratic

#19
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For Saint Simon, science was to be used as an instrument of this:

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Social planning

#20
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For Saint Simon, government of men and politics should be replaced with social harmony, this becomes unnecessary:

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Coercive law

#21
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Fourier called selfishness, false beliefs, and material and emotional poverty the evils of this:

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Commercial society

#22
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Fourier argued that there should be free and full cooperation for the common good. This could become a form of self expression:

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Work

#23
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For Fourier, the state was needed to enforce this:

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Inequality

#24
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For Fourier, bringing about change of this was one that would free us all.

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Human nature