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Social 30-2 Issue 1 - To what extent should ideology be the foundation of identity?
Social 30-2 Issue 1 - To what extent should ideology be the foundation of identity?
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RI One - Social Studies 30-2
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If someone wished to change their ideology, the best way would be to change
beliefs and values
roles and employment
education and duties
interests and hobbies
2
To research "
common good
" which would offer the most background on the topic?
Collectivism
Fascism
Liberalism
Individualism
3
An example of collective interests would be
Allowing individuals in to buy public parkland
Restricting environmentally dangerous materials
Increasing profits for CEOs of insurance companies
Decreasing taxes for corporations
4
Which of the following situations is the value of
economic individualism
most clearly evident?
A factory worker decides how a factory's profit will be used
A collective farm worker is allowed some land to grow food.
A worker invests savings by purchasing stock in a company.
A worker gets gov't employment insurance during a layoff.
5
Which is
NOT
an example of collectivism?
Getting a patent to protect a device you have invented.
Taxes being used to develop public libraries.
Accepting norms when you are part of a tennis club.
6
Progressive Taxation is an attempt to distribute wealth fairly. This is an example of...
cooperative equality
cooperative interests
economic freedom
economic equality
7
Which group of factors influence a person's ideology
religion, media, culture, environment, etc
name, birth date, horoscope
religion, height, weight, culture
8
Which of the following is not a characteristic of ideology?
Human nature
Vision of the future
A person's gender
Interpretation of history
9
The value that is applied when even the Prime Minister can be charged with a crime is
rule of law
self-interest
competition
individual rights and freedoms
10
An example of individual interest would be...
the smoking by-laws, cell phone regulations
the Coca-Cola corporation
an environmental group
a public park
11
Individualism, among other principles, values
Public Property
Economic equality
Collective norms
Private property
12
The
LEFT
side of the ideological spectrum is occupied by
Individualists
Conservatives
Anarchists
Collectivists
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An ideology is:
A system that supports collectivism.
A system of beliefs and values
A system that rejects individualism
A system that supports all beliefs.
14
The
RIGHT
side of the ideological spectrum is occupied by
Catholics
Anarchists
Individualists
Collectivists
15
Public property is most often funded by
Entrepreneurs and business-people
Contributions by taxes
The stock market
The profits from private business
16
A politician who values public transportation and free libraries would be discussing
visions for the future
beliefs about the structure of society
interpretations of history
beliefs about human nature
