Question

Which issues are discussed in Socialism?

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Q.2. What are the thoughts of Socialism on wealth and means of production?

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Q. 3.Which circumstances spread the pro-socialism thoughts in Europe?

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Q.4. How were the Radicals and Liberals different in thoughts?

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Q. 5. What are the reasons of class struggle between labours and capitalists, according to you? Write briefly.​

Answer 1

Answer:

1) Which issues are discussed in Socialism?

Answer) The problem with this was inefficient production, underemployment, and misallocations of labour.

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2) What are the thoughts of Socialism on wealth and means of production?

Answer) Socialist ideals include production for use, rather than for profit; an equitable distribution of wealth and material resources among all people; no more competitive buying and selling in the market; and free access to goods and services.

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Answer 2

1. Socialism discussed to ownership and distributed of wealth and property in view of the economic and social subject.

2. According to socialism wealth means of production and its distribution should be the right of the goverment. Socialism opposes capitalism and rights on private property.

3. The following reasons of the decision of pro-socialism idea in europe are:

a. Ideas like equality fraternity and justice created by the french revolution spread thoughout Europe.

b. The feeling of the rise of a new nation.

c. Industrial revolution coming.

d. New discoveries of science and development of means of transport.

e. Influence of socialogists such as Kare Marx, fridrich Engel and Hegel

5. a. Capitalists had priviledges where by they exploited the rights of the workers by violating them.

b. The dynasty-based rulers had uncontrolled power, which was making the working class poorer.

c. The difference between Capitalists and laborers in the society was increasing.