Question 2: Dissidents were few, perhaps the most notable being ________ the future Labour MP who left the party in the late 1940s, and were easily dealt with.
Question 3: Throughout the 1920s and most of the 1930s the CPGB decided to maintain the ________ doctrine that a communist party should consist of revolutionary cadres and not be open to all applicants.
Question 4: The ________ was formed under the leadership of Sid French, who was the secretary of the important Surrey District CP, which had a strong base in engineering.
Question 6: Another major problem for the party was its policy of abnegating its own role and calling upon the General Council of the ________ to play a revolutionary role.
Question 7: The party increased during a period of increase of political radicalism in Britain just after the First World War and the Russian Revolution, and was also represented in Britain by the ________ movement.
Question 10: It was a strategy associated with the parties of the Second International and it was partly for this reason that it was opposed by those who wanted to break with ________.