Question

what is the difference between socialist party and communist party?

Answer 1

Socialist Party	Communist Party
Socialist party believes in the ideology of democratic socialism, and speak for the interest of the workers and peasant.	The Communist party was guided by the Bolshevik ideology and waged their struggle against the landed elites.
The Socialist party believed in achieving its objectives through peaceful and constitutional methods.	They believed in violent agitation and armed rebellion to achieve their objectives.
They were against capitalism and wanted the establishment of a Socialist state.	They promoted the welfare of workers and peasants, establishing strong state control over means of production. They believed in a strong centralised political system.