A) The nationalist movement B) The anti-war movement C) The pro-war effort D) The conservative movement
A) The Anarchist Review B) The Syndicalist Worker C) Class Conflict Daily D) War Commentary
A) Peter Marshall B) The Labour Party C) Albert Meltzer D) Frank Leech
A) London Central Prison B) Glasgow City Gaol C) HM Prison Barlinnie D) Tyneside Correctional
A) Labour Party and TUC B) APCF and USM C) CPGB and NUSM D) IS and IMG
A) They were imprisoned for ten years B) They were acquitted C) They were executed D) They were deported
A) Bus workers B) Railway workers C) Coal miners D) Dock workers
A) Union recognition B) Government collapse C) Total revolution D) Release of imprisoned miners
A) They achieved all their demands B) The police disbanded the factory C) Lack of support from male workers D) The owners went bankrupt
A) Unconscious anarcho-syndicalism B) Trade union reformism C) Egoist anarchism D) State-sponsored activism
A) Syndicalist Workers Federation B) United Socialist Movement C) Anti-Parliamentary Communist Federation D) Organisation of Revolutionary Anarchists
A) Frank Leech B) Albert Meltzer C) Peter Marshall D) The CPGB
A) Albert Meltzer B) The Labour Party C) Peter Marshall D) Frank Leech
A) Marxian Socialism B) Anarcho-syndicalism C) Egoist anarchism D) Platformism
A) Syndicalist Workers Federation B) Organisation of Revolutionary Anarchists C) Glasgow Anarchist-Communist Federation D) Anti-Labour Laws Victims Defence Committee
A) Egoist anarchism B) Reformist trade unionism C) Anarchist synthesis D) Platformism
A) Trotskyist parties B) The Labour Party C) Conservative parties D) Libertarian socialist groups
A) A class war against fascism B) A crusade for freedom C) An inevitable revolutionary conflict D) One between rival Imperialisms
A) Workers' International League B) Organisation of Revolutionary Anarchists C) International Socialists D) Solidarity Federation
A) The return of monarchies B) Total economic isolation C) Global peace D) A revolutionary wave |