The difference between John Locke and Rousseau's view of human nature is:

Locke saw people as rational and Rousseau saw them violently

A fully left wing supporter would most agree that:

Power and decision making must be in the hands of government

Any improvement of working conditions during the industrial revolution came as a result of:

governments creating occupational regulations and laws

A communist would believe most strongly in which statement?

the common good is mcuh more important than the private good

The main reason for a government to exist according to a Classical Liberalist is:

To protect individual rights and freedoms

Brinkmanship is defined as:

Dangerous political policy, but stopping before violence

An ideology can be fully defined as:

ideas based political, economic, or social belief systems

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Social Studies 30-2 Unit 1 and 2 Review

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1
Which goal(s) of liberalism should be supported most by mainstream political parties in Canada?
Maintaining Rule of Law
All of the Above
Focusing on problem solving versus participating in partisan politics
Supporting democracy and protecting human rights
2
The difference between John Locke and Rousseau's view of human nature is:
Locke saw people as rational and Rousseau saw them violently
The both believed people are inherently compassionate
Locke supported capitalism and Rousseau supported communism
Locke saw people as violent and Rousseau saw them rationally
3
Thomas Hobbes believed that human nature is based on:
naturally being selfish
dangerous self interest
all of the above
violence
4
Who is/was most historically associated with collective thinking?
Locke
Rousseau
Adam Smith
Karl Marx
5
A fully left wing supporter would most agree that:
Survival of the fittest is key
Power and decision making must be in the hands of government
The world is based only on individual rights and freedoms
Power and decision making must be in the hands of citizens
6
Democratic Socialism is based on:
communist ideology
the survival of the fittest
peaceful change
violent uprisings
7
Any improvement of working conditions during the industrial revolution came as a result of:
Factory owners having control over their workers
the trickle down affect
governments creating occupational regulations and laws
factory workers following orders
8
Hitler, Mussolini, and Joseph Stalin have historically denied political and economic:
prosperity
conformity
Equality
nationality
9
One willing to go back to a traditional ideological system and use violence for change is a:
Reactionary
Moderate
Radical
Liberal
10
Liberalism is understood as all of the following except:
a political and economic philosophy.
Fascism
a way of thinking about the practices of government
support for democracy, human rights and regulated capitalism
11
A communist would believe most strongly in which statement?
the private good is much more important than the common good
Liberalism should be the foundation of ideology
Capitalism is a superior economic system
the common good is mcuh more important than the private good
12
Indigenous worldview is based on:
Sharing of resources
Collective thought and responsibility
Both A and C
Individual rights and freedoms
13
The main reason for a government to exist according to a Classical Liberalist is:
To create a form of taxation for public services
To ensure a collective society is made a priority
To protect individual rights and freedoms
To make make up for the horrors of the industrial revolution
14
Brinkmanship is defined as:
Dangerous political policy, but stopping before violence
One country helping another country
Pursuing dangerous political policy and becoming violent
One country collectively working with another country
15
An ideology can be fully defined as:
a status quo
the infringement on human rights
ideas based political, economic, or social belief systems
the common good

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