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Social 30-2: Unit 1 Test Review
Social 30-2: Unit 1 Test Review
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1
If all healthcare were privatized, which group would be
most adversely (negatively)
affected economically?
doctors and nurses
low and middle income earners
youth and seniors
high income earners
2
In a democracy, a stable political party can only be formed when a group of people have:
opposing viewpoints on politics, but agree on economics.
approved a leader, but don't agree with their views.
the same ideology on political and economic issues.
opposing viewpoints on political and economic issues.
3
Which of the following most accurately expresses the significance of ideological beliefs?
They show some info about a political or economic systems.
They show similarities + differences between political + economic systems.
They are expressed in religious or spiritual perspectives only.
They are mostly significant at home + with family life.
4
Society can only prosper with self-interest and the “invisible hand”.
Jean- Jacques Rousseau
Thomas Hobbes
Adam Smith
John Locke
5
Which perspective is
most represented
in the following ad?
Liberals upset with Conservative cuts on Social Programs
Conservatives upset with Liberal spending
Conservatives upset with Liberal cuts on Social Programs
Liberals upset with Conservative spending
6
Which of the following points of view would a person who values collectivism most likely agree?
The government cannot take away choice from individuals.
Competition is more important than common good.
If society conflicts with individual needs, society wins.
Government makes sure we have the right to own property.
7
Which statement about society would an individualist oppose?
The main goal in society is to achieve personal goals.
Governments should play a limited role in society.
Society benefits when when individuals come first.
Competition in society reduces personal freedom.
8
He believed “the life of man is solitary, poor, nasty, brutish, and short.”
Thomas Hobbes
Adam Smith
Jean- Jacques Rousseau
John Locke
9
He believed the only reason governments exist is to protect life, liberty and property.
Adam Smith
John Locke
Jean- Jacques Rousseau
Thomas Hobbes
10
What claim could be used to argue the need for collectivism in society?
Personal wealth is more important than economic equality.
Competition is natural and beneficial to everyone.
Societal interests trump the pursuit of selfish goals.
Freedom is best developed with fewer controlled regulations.
11
Which of the following examples best demonstrates the concept of self-reliance?
Farmer refusing a government program to boost farm profits
Money donated to charity for the needy and a tax break
A support fund for injured co-workers
A government program giving free glasses to poor children
12
“Man is born free, but everywhere he is in chains.” (Social Contract)
Adam Smith
John Locke
Jean- Jacques Rousseau
Thomas Hobbes