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Anarcho-Communism

Political action (Peter Kropotkin)

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What was Tsarist Russia a hothouse for at the end of the 19th century? Every new social movement
Who advocated the destruction of authority that was a son of a prince? Peter Kropotkin
What anarchist wrote "What is Property"? Pierre-Joseph Proudhon
"The Conquest of Bread" was written by? Peter Kropotkin
What did Kropotkin feel was the best aspect of humanity? The ability to cooperate
Kropotkin envisioned a new society based on cooperation and? Mutual respect
Who did Kropotkin see as oppressors? Priests & capitalists
His principles included a belief in a collaborative egalitarian society, free of the state, that was to become known as? Anarcho-communism
What two main things were alien to anarchism? Compromise & political calculation
Anarchism is a theory of? Action
Kropotkin urged all who would listen to? Act
In 1917, what did Kropotkin denounce? Authoritarianism
In the 1960's, what caused people to occupy empty buildings and form communities? Counterculture movements in Europe & the US
In 2011, during the global economic crisis, what main US location was occupied by protesters? Wall Street
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