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46 Cards in this Set
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What describes Marxism?
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Idealist
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What describes Leninism?
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Intellectual
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What describes Stalinism?
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Fear
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What describes Maoism?
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God
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What describes Fidelism?
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Father Figure
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What is another name for Fidelism?
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Castroism
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Who is in charge under Marxism?
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the proletariat, but the state will wither away
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Who is in charge under Leninism?
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a small revolutionary elite, governing on behalf of the people: Democratic Centralism
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Who is in charge under Stalinism?
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one person, using Democratic Centralism
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Who is in charge under Maoism?
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the party (CCP), under Democratic Centralism
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Who is in charge under Fidelism?
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one person, but lacking the terror of Stalinism, under Democratic Centralism
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Who leads the revolution under Marxism?
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the proletariat
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Who leads the revolution under Leninism?
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the elite, on behalf of the proletariat
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Who leads the revolution under Stalinism?
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the elite, on behalf of the proletariat
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Who leads the revolution under Maoism?
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the party, on behalf of the peasants
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Who leads the revolution under Fidelism?
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a small group of guerillas, on behalf of the people
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What is the nature of a Marxist economy?
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no buying, selling, currency, or private property
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What is the nature of a Leninist economy?
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industries state-owned, farms collectivized (War Communism) or not (NEP), limited capitalism with some incentives, pragmatic
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What is the nature of a Stalinist economy?
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central planning (5-year plan) determines everything, state owns everything, workers produce glorified, collectivized farms, idealist
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What is the nature of a Maoist economy?
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central planning (5-year plan) determines everything, no private ownership of industry, volunteerism glorified, land redistribution or collectivization, idealist
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What is the nature of a Fidelist economy?
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centralized planning, moral and material incentives, US as a common enemy, land redistribution
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Where is the emphasis for Marxism?
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the proletariat
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Where is the emphasis for Leninism?
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the proletariat
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Where is the emphasis for Stalinism?
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the proletariat
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Where is the emphasis for Maoism?
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the peasants
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Where is the emphasis for Fidelism?
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the disenfranchised
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What is the nature of leadership under Marxism?
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no leaders, people work for each other
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What is the nature of leadership under Leninism?
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leaders and party keep power to promote the goals of the revolution; deviants are purged or re-educated
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What is the nature of leadership under Stalinism?
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a cult of personality including Lenin; deviants are purged
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What is the nature of leadership under Maoism?
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a cult of personality; deviants are purged or re-educated
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What is the nature of leadership under Fidelism?
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toned-down cult of personality, deviants jailed or exiled
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When will a Marxist revolution take place?
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only in countries in the capitalist stage
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When will a Leninist revolution take place?
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can happen straight out of a feudal/agricultural-based economy
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When will a Stalinist revolution take place?
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can happen straight out of a feudal/agricultural-based economy
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When will a Maoist revolution take place?
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can happen straight out of a feudal/agricultural-based economy
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When will a Fidelist revolution take place?
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can happen straight out of a feudal/agricultural-based economy
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What role does industry play under Marxism?
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the society is already industrialized, remains so
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What role does industry play under Leninism?
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industrialism was attempted with incentives
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What role does industry play under Stalinism?
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central planning introduces industrialism, with an emphasis on the urban populations
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What role does industry play under Maoism?
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central planning introduces industrialism, using home factories, but the emphasis is on the rural over the urban
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What role does industry play under Fidelism?
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industrialism attempted but failed, so country produces what it can best (sugar)
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How is Marxism exported to other countries?
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the worldwide proletariat rises up and overthrows the bourgeoisie
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How is Leninism exported to other countries?
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rhetoric calls for worldwide revolt, but country too weak to assist in this
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How is Stalinism exported to other countries?
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rhetoric calls for worldwide revolt, but country focused on itself
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How is Maoism exported to other countries?
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initially, focus is internal, but other revolutions supported later, led by the peasantry
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How is Fidelism exported to other countries?
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troops sent to other countries to actively support revolution and oppose imperialists, especially the US
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