A) A government agency for criminal prosecution B) A private or cooperative organization for resolving disputes C) A state-run judicial court system D) A police department enforcing state laws
A) The requirement to use only peaceful methods B) The abandonment of all protest actions C) A strict code of conduct for all protesters D) A united front despite disagreeing on specific tactics
A) Creating counter-institutions to oppose state power B) The balance between two political parties C) A military alliance between two nations D) The division of powers in a representative democracy
A) Protesting against urban expansion B) Disposing of hazardous waste materials C) Cleaning city streets of litter D) Salvaging useful material such as food or information
A) Karl Marx B) Vladimir Lenin C) Mikhail Bakunin D) Paul Feyerabend
A) Methodological pluralism or 'anything goes' B) Strict adherence to scientific method rules C) Total reliance on religious doctrine D) The rejection of all scientific knowledge
A) Retrieving edible food to distribute to those in need B) Destroying food surplus to increase market value C) Restricting food consumption to save resources D) The mass production of canned goods
A) A decentralized network sharing knowledge without social hierarchy B) A school funded exclusively by the state C) A formal school with strict academic standards D) A private institution charging tuition
A) Self-governing workers' councils free from party control B) Soviet-era state agencies C) Political prisons for dissenters D) Military camps run by the Bolsheviks
A) A movement to increase consumer spending B) A state-sponsored recycling program C) The practice of starting organic farms D) An anti-consumerist lifestyle using salvaged goods
A) The exchange of goods B) International trade C) Inflation and profiting from interest D) The use of gold as currency
A) A shop where all goods are free B) A traditional thrift store C) A government-subsidized grocery store D) A retail store with seasonal discounts
A) The industrial farming of public lands B) Converting disused plots to gardens without permission C) Applying for government permits for community parks D) Destroying gardens to build apartments
A) Business owners who were victims of theft B) Politicians who supported labor rights C) Soldiers who fought in the Civil War D) Anarchists executed after the Haymarket affair
A) Rule by a central committee B) Representative parliamentary voting C) Direct democracy and consensus decision-making D) Top-down management hierarchies
A) The rule of the strongest B) A system of absolute monarchy C) The absence of coercion D) The suppression of speech
A) Anarch B) Black bloc C) Adhocracy D) Bourse du Travail
A) The Situationists B) Ernst Jünger C) Josiah Warren D) Max Stirner
A) French B) Ancient Greek C) German D) Latin
A) Anti-socialist B) Anarcho-society C) Anarchist-social D) Anarcho-socialism
A) Worker B) Ruler C) System D) Community
A) Max Stirner B) The Situationists C) Ernst Jünger D) Josiah Warren
A) Participation in informal discourse B) The concept of mutual aid C) Oppression of people of colour by the white ruling class D) The use of technology in society
A) Immediatism B) Lifestylism C) Mutual aid D) Illegalism
A) Bonnot Gang B) Makhnovshchina C) Provo D) Kabouters
A) Nestor Makhno B) Herbert Spencer C) Mikhail Bakunin D) Max Stirner
A) Mutual aid B) Prefigurative politics C) Illegalism D) Immediatism
A) Herbert Spencer B) Max Stirner C) Nestor Makhno D) Mikhail Bakunin
A) Propaganda of the deed B) Illegalism C) Mutual aid D) Jurisdictional arbitrage
A) Bonnot Gang B) Makhnovshchina C) Kabouters D) Provo
A) Spanish Civil War B) Russian Revolution C) Mexican Revolution D) French Revolution
A) Herbert Spencer B) Mikhail Bakunin C) Nestor Makhno D) Max Stirner
A) Laws defining mutual aid B) Laws promoting public education C) Laws restricting the French anarchist press D) Laws regarding property rights
A) Vittorio Pini B) Clément Duval C) Nestor Makhno D) Francesc Ferrer i Guàrdia
A) Francesc Ferrer i Guàrdia B) Mikhail Bakunin C) Herbert Spencer D) Max Stirner
A) Netwar B) Jurisdictional arbitrage C) Illegalism D) Mutual aid
A) Makhnovshchina B) Lifestylism C) Netwar D) Immediatism
A) Gift economics B) State subsidies C) Barter trading D) Capitalist accumulation
A) Peter Kropotkin B) Mikhail Bakunin C) Emma Goldman D) Robert A. Heinlein
A) June 1-June 10, 1894 B) August 12-August 20, 1920 C) July 25-August 2, 1909 D) May 1-May 7, 1905
A) Professional managers B) Company shareholders C) The workers D) State bureaucrats
A) Economic collapse B) Violent revolution C) Technological advancement D) Universal enlightenment
A) A high-circulation corporate magazine B) A peer-reviewed academic journal C) A digital-only news portal D) A low-circulation, non-commercial periodical
A) Hand-written calligraphy B) Offset printing press C) Digital broadcasting D) Photocopier
A) Government archives B) University bookstores C) Infoshops D) Commercial newsstands |