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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. The proletariat can no longer ____________ itself from the class which exploits and oppresses it.
(a) Emancipate
(b) Separate
(c) Distinguish
(d) Free

2. The limited field the proletarian movement occupied at that time is most clearly shown by the __________ section of the Manifesto.
(a) Middle
(b) First
(c) Preface
(d) Last

3. Who is the author of this preface?
(a) Marx
(b) Lenin
(c) Moore
(d) Engels

4. This basic thought belongs solely and exclusively to ___________.
(a) Stalin
(b) Engels
(c) Lenin
(d) Marx

5. Where is this person in #119 now residing?
(a) Gatchina
(b) Graveyard
(c) Gallows
(d) Greticha

Short Answer Questions

1. What is the system of Utopian communism in Germany?

2. Where is Marx buried?

3. How many (at least) different editions of The Communist Manifesto have been republished in German?

4. More than half the land in common in Russia is held by whom?

5. Who already proclaimed the aim which is the answer to #174?

Short Essay Questions

1. Where in New York was a translation of The Communist Manifesto published?

2. Whenever independent proletarian movements continued to show signs of life, what happened?

3. Where did the proletariat for the first time hold political power for two whole months?

4. What event was The Communist Manifesto supposed to be printed before?

5. What does this preface have to say that all history has been?

6. In 1847, who were the two kinds of people who were considered socialists?

7. Why does Engels have to re-translate from the Russian version of The Communist Manifesto?

8. What is the state of land ownership in Russia?

9. What sprang up in the European working class, who had recovered sufficient strength for another attack on the ruling classes?

10. When and where was The Communist Manifesto Russian translation published?

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