Critical Theory Emerged From

question 15

Multiple Choice

Critical theory emerged from:

• A) early writings about Marxism in the beginning of the twentieth century
• B) radical views of social work which were influential in the 1930s and reemerged in the 1970s
• C) social and economic problems following WWII
• D) the social upheaval of the 1960s

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Definitions:

Economic Diversification

The process of expanding an economy to include a wider array of industries and services to reduce dependence on any single economic sector.

Dictatorial Regimes

Dictatorial regimes are governments ruled by a single leader or a small group of individuals who exercise absolute power, often suppressing opposition, controlling the media, and limiting personal freedoms.

Wendell Willkie

An American lawyer and corporate executive who ran as the Republican presidential candidate against Franklin D. Roosevelt in 1940, advocating for liberal principles.

Adolf Hitler

The leader of Nazi Germany from 1933 to 1945, whose regime was responsible for the outbreak of World War II and the atrocities of the Holocaust.