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Google it.......
I've done that in the past and I get something like
Definition
James P. Cannon in his 1942 book History of American Trotskyism wrote that "Trotskyism is not a new movement, a new doctrine, but the restoration, the revival of genuine Marxism as it was expounded and practiced in the Russian revolution and in the early days of the Communist International." However, Trotskyism can be distinguished from other Marxist theories by four key elements.
Support for the strategy of permanent revolution, in opposition to the Two Stage Theory of his opponents;[3]
Criticism of the post-1924 leadership of the Soviet Union, analysis of its features[4] and after 1933, support for political revolution in the Soviet Union and in what Trotskyists term the deformed workers' states;
Support for social revolution in the advanced capitalist countries through working class mass action;
Support for proletarian internationalism.[5]
On the political spectrum of Marxism, Trotskyists are considered to be on the left. They supported democratic rights in the USSR,[6] opposed political deals with the imperialist powers, and advocated a spreading of the revolution throughout Europe and the East.
and I get a headache trying to trawl through it all so was hoping someone could provide a concise explanation for someone who hasn't spent a substantial portion of their life with their head buried in Marxist theory and history books.