Marxism

Might is right

Survival of the fittest

From each according to his needs

None of the above

Anti-Duhring

The Communist Manifesto

State and Revolution

German Ideology

Oppression of one class by another

Protection of weaker sections

Elimination of inequalities

Removal of disparities

People are not granted any political freedom

Power is in the hands of the politicians

Elections are held after long interval

Power is in the hands of rich classes

Educating the people about the evils of the capitalist state

Securing majority in elections

Constant discussion and persuasion

Violent revolution

Characterised by class struggle

A classless society

A class and co-operative society

Having only four classes

Force

Written laws

Religious rules

Conventions and customs

Materialist Philosophy

Labour Theory of value

Concept of stateless society

Dialectical method

In the fourteenth century

Towards the close of eighteenth century

In the middle of the nineteenth century

Only after people took to cultivation

To establish an omnipotent state

To establish a very weak state

To establish a state which is run in accordance with the wishes of people

Stateless society