Asked by Eleanor

What is Marxism?
Answered by Ms. Sue
Marxism is a system of economic and social theories based on the writingss of Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels. It is a system of public ownership of the means of production, distribution, and exchange.

For more informationm, check this site.

http://www.allaboutphilosophy.org/what-is-marxism-faq.htm
Answered by Michael
Ms. Sue - how did you type a link?!? Every time I try to do that, it blocks me.
Answered by Writeacher
Only a small number of tutors here can post links. That's done for a reason -- so Jiskha stays a safe place for students to come and get homework help without unwanted links to questionable places! You might post OK links, but there are those out there who wouldn't.

Stay safe online!

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Answered by Ms. Sue
Michael, we really appreciate the great answers you've been posting. You've helped a great number of students. Thanks.

In order to prevent unsuitable links, only a few of us are allowed to post links on the Jiskha board. You could post something like, go to Google and search for ___. Or, using the above link as an example, you could refer a student to the article "What is Marxism?" in the All About Philosophy website.
Answered by star don
the finacial support of ______ helped arts,literature,and scholarship thrive during the renaissance.