Socialist Party
Collective ownership advocates
A Socialist Party is a political party advocating socialism—typically public ownership of major industries, wealth redistribution, and strong worker protections.
Many countries have parties by this name, varying from revolutionary to democratic socialist.
In the U.S., the Socialist Party was most prominent in the early 20th century under Eugene V.
Debs: The Socialist Party nominated Debs five times for president.
- electionsFormal choosing of officials
- left-wingPolitically liberal or radical
- progressiveFavoring reform and innovation
- MarxismClass-based revolutionary philosophy
- Red ScareAnti-communist hysteria period
fifth column · mass mobilization · Spanish Civil War · welfare state · working class · labor movement · comrade · political ideology · egalitarianism · PS · coalition government · political activism · class struggle · means of production · workers' rights · trade union · red flag · Russian Revolution
- Political PartiesLabour, GOP, Democrats, Republicans, BNP
- American SocialismBernie Sanders, Sanders, Emma Goldman, Goldman, Wobblies
- French PoliticsNational Assembly, French politics, French president, deputy, senator
- Spanish PartiesIU, CC, PA, PAR
- governmentgovernment, ministries, legislature, judiciary, executive branch
- German PoliticsBundesrat, CSU, Greens, federal republic, chancellor
Socialist PartyConservative Party
Right-leaning political organization
Republican Party · Libertarian Party · Tory Party · Thatcherites
Socialist Partyfascist party
Authoritarian nationalist political organization
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