Evolutionary Socialism

A. Herbert Spencer
B. John Dewey
C. Bentham
D. C.E.M. Joad

A. Brought to an end
B. Continued
C. Continued but in a limited manner
D. Continued but in a modified form

A. Provision for state intervention
B. Provision for church to invade privacy
C. Spying on activities where necessary
D. Without governmental or church control

A. Rich
B. Poor
C. Land owners
D. Middle classes

A. No one should be sentenced without trial
B. No property should be confiscated without compensation
C. Application of law could not depend on the whims of law makers
D. Any person could be put to death without trial

A. Men should be governed by men
B. Men should be governed by law
C. Men should be governed by the system of administrative law
D. There should be no rule of law

A. Gilbert Murray
B. Spinoza
C. Gallil
D. Harvey
E. Hobhouse

A. Revolution
B. General strike
C. Propaganda
D. Hatred

A. Revolution was only solution to many problems
B. Revolution created problems
C. Revolution was unavoidable
D. Revolution and change must go hand in hand

A. State was instrument of exploitation
B. State sided only with capitalist class
C. State could not be utilised for collective welfare
D. State was useful instrument for society