A) Errico Malatesta B) Zhang Li C) Jacques Ghiloni D) Peter Kropotkin
A) 1892 B) 1884 C) 1891 D) 1907
A) Conservatism B) Marxism C) Liberalism D) Social Democracy
A) Direct action and shared methods B) Parliamentary reform C) Individual property rights D) Utopian fantasy
A) It was banned by the Italian government B) It was republished in a revised English translation C) It was burned in South America D) It was rewritten by Kropotkin
A) The Anarchist Review B) Freedom C) The Revolutionary Times D) Social Justice
A) A local revolutionary group B) Zhang Li C) Errico Malatesta D) Jacques Ghiloni
A) It is a moral good B) It is an illusion C) It is a historical fact D) It is a necessity
A) He avoided defining it too precisely B) He rejected all previous definitions C) He provided a strict mathematical model D) He explicitly advocated for anarchist communism
A) To earn an academic degree B) To promote individualist anarchism C) To secure financial gain D) To coordinate direct action
A) The Corporation B) The Commune C) The Church D) The State
A) Eastern Europe B) Scandinavia C) South America D) North America
A) It is one of the best-selling anarchist books in history B) It was only read by elites C) It was ignored by the public D) It was immediately forgotten
A) They are considered lost B) They are considered plagiarized C) They are considered fictionalized D) They are considered more accurate than the initial translation
A) Anarchy is solely a theory of economy B) Anarchy is an ultimate goal and a state of affairs with universal value C) Anarchy is defined by strict rules D) Anarchy is a failure of logic |