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Red Compass: the Marxist political test

30 statements, about 7 minutes, free. Discover which historical currents of the left are closest to your ideas.

Workers and historical figures around a table with a red compass

About Red Compass

Red Compass is a free political test built around 30 statements and twelve socialist traditions. It does not hand you a fixed identity or reduce politics to a point on a chart. Instead, it shows which historical currents your answers most closely resemble, explains the ideas behind the result and lets you compare affinities. From Marxism-Leninism and democratic socialism to anarchism, eco-socialism and liberation movements, it is a starting point for reading, debating and discovering political history—not a scientific diagnosis or a membership card.

How does Red Compass work?

  1. Answer 30 statements

    Choose from ten positions, from strongly disagree to strongly agree.

  2. Compare twelve traditions

    Your answers are measured against a transparent set of political tendencies.

  3. Read your result

    Explore your strongest affinities, the differences between them and where to learn more.

Questions about the Red Compass

Is Red Compass a scientific personality test?

No. It is an educational political affinity test. The result compares your answers with twelve broad traditions; it is not a psychological assessment or a definitive label.

Which political traditions appear in the test?

The result can show affinities with twelve socialist, Marxist, anarchist, ecological and liberation traditions. Each result includes a short explanation so you can explore their similarities and differences.

Do I need to know political theory before playing?

No. The statements use everyday political questions. The explanations after the result are designed to help newcomers continue reading and comparing ideas.

Is the test free and does it save personal data?

The test is free. It runs in your browser and does not ask for your name, email address or political affiliation.