A. abolition of private property
B. military expansionism
C. the creation of a new ruling class
D. intense nationalism

A. the ideology is static
B. the ideology changes to suit conditions
C. it has not led to dictatorship
D. it promises to give more power to the masses

A. idealism
B. dialectic materialism
C. an absence of materialism
D. a cyclical theory

A. is tolerated by religious ideologies
B. is incorporated in the ideology of democracy
C. underlies fascism
D. has been borrowed from the natural sciences

A. in Germany under the leadership of Adolf Hitler
B. in Italy under the leadership of Benito Mussolini
C. in Argentina under Juan Peron
D. In South Africa under apartheid

A. control the individual socially and politically
B. control only political life
C. leave individuals human and civil rights intact
D. deal only with economic and foreign policy matters

A. partial
B. comprehensive
C. abstract
D. all of the above

A. a body of doctrines beliefs and symbols
B. ideas that have been in existence for centuries
C. a set of complex algebraic expressions
D. ideas derived exclusively from ancient Greece

A. matters of rule selection and principles of rule
B. parties
C. economics
D. none of the above

A. direct people to act in a certain way
B. never distort the truth
C. always abhor fanaticism
D. refer to the study of ideas