Class, Capitalism and Socialism: 1912-1946

In this lesson, we will explore the political changes and the class changes that occured between 1912 and 1946. We also begin to explore political and social class in the play An Inspector Calls.

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Class, Capitalism and Socialism: 1912-1946

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Q1.Which statement correctly defines upper class society in 1912?

Members of upper class society often worked jobs which involved them having some responsibility. Members of upper class society were extremely wealthy, often owning land and business and this gave them lots of power. Members of upper class society struggled to survive and were often unemployed.

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Q2.Which statement correctly defines socialism?

The political term socialism advocates equality within society. The political term socialism encourages individuals to make as much profit as possible for their own gain. The political term socialism suggests that all members of society should be categorised by their class.

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Q3.Which statement is true?

After WW2, the class system in society became more rigid. After WW2, the class system in society became less rigid and people began to work together more effectively. After WW2, the class divide no longer existed.

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Class, Capitalism and Socialism: 1912-1946

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Q1.Which statement correctly defines upper class society in 1912?

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Q2.Which statement correctly defines socialism?

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Q3.Which statement is true?

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Lesson summary: Class, Capitalism and Socialism: 1912-1946

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