Question

Differences between Socialist Parties and Communist Party:

Socialist Parties		Communist Parties
1	These Parties believed in the ideology of democratic socialism.	1	This party believed in communisum.
2	Socialist party capitalism and the establishment of a socialistic state.	2	Communist party was primarily secular, modem, and also authoritarian.
3	Socialist party wanted a more radical and egalitarian nature of Congress.	3	Communist party also wanted radical nature of Congress but went through violence to achieve its aims.

Which of the above differences is correct? 

Options

• 1 & 3

• 2 & 3

• 1 & 2

• 1, 2 & 3

Answer 1

1, 2 & 3

Explanation:

Socialist Parties		Communist Parties
1	These Parties believed in the ideology of democratic socialism.	1	This party believed in communism.
2	Socialist party criticized capitalism and for the establishment of a socialistic state.	2	Communist party was primarily secular, modem, and also authoritarian.
3	Socialist party wanted a more radical and egalitarian nature of Congress.	3	Communist party also wanted radical nature of Congress but went through violence to achieve its aims.