Social Contract defined

Contact sacrificing individual freedom for state protection.

Pankhurst advocated that Women

Get rights through violent methods

Marx was responding to

Horrible conditions that the proletariat lived and worked in

Liberal's blamed the violence of the French Revolution on

Revolutionary Govt abandoning Enlightenment ideas

Sadler Commission findings were

Child labor was detrimental to society

Governments hands off approach to the economy

A violent proletariat uprising against bourgeois

Not a cause of the Industrial Revolution

Napoleon and the French Revolution

extending a country's power and influence

Negative affects of capitalism

Poor working conditions for the proletariat

Government intervention in the economy

Jefferson view of the Social Contract

Life, Liberty, Pursuit of Happiness

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HWT Unit 3 Political Econ #2

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Unit 3 Political Econ #2 Enlightenment/Industrialization

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1
Social Contract defined
Natural Rights
Contact sacrificing for state protection for state taxes
Universal Suffrage
Contact sacrificing individual freedom for state protection.
2
NOT a conservative value
The Church
Monarchy
Aristocracy
Social Contract
3
Who said, "All of History is class struggle?"
Bismarck
Marx
Smith
Malthus
4
General Will Defined
will of the people as a whole
will of the representatives as a whole.
will of the minority people
will of the government as a whole.
5
What is NOT a Liberal Value
Women's Rights
Freedom of the Press
Constitutionalism
Tradition
6
What is NOT a core value of the Enlightenment
Liberty
Natural Rights
Tradition
Liberalism
7
Pankhurst advocated that Women
Should not get rights
Get rights through violent methods
Protest and boycott
Get rights through peaceful methods
8
Adam Smith is
Capitalist
Liberal
Communist
Conservatism
9
Proletariat
Worker
Middle Class
10
Industrialization encourages
The French Revolution
Imperialism
Women's Rights
Conservatism
11
Hobbe's view of the social contract
General Will
Secular Absolute Monarchy
Life, Liberty, Pursuit of Happiness
Life, Liberty, Property
12
Conservatives valued
Constitutionalism
Natural Rights
Women's Rights
Tradition
13
Congress of Vienna was led by
Napoleon
Rousseau
Bismarck
Metternich
14
Marx was responding to
horrible conditions of urbanization
Horrible conditions that the proletariat lived and worked in
horrible conditions of cities
the proletariat exploiting the bourgeois
15
Liberal's blamed the violence of the French Revolution on
Revolutionary Govt abandoning Enlightenment ideas
Natural rights
Revolutionary Govt abandoned Church, Monarchy, Aristocracy
Enlightenment ideas
16
Hobbes and Locke both have a
Social Contract
Absolute Monarchy
Pet
17
What is NOT a reason that the Industrial Revolution started in England
Large population
An absolute monarch
Iron ore deposits
Navigable inland rivers
18
What is NOT a social reform policy implemented by Lloyd George and Bismarck
Limits on Work day and Child Labor
No sanitation requirement
Health Care
Minimum Wage
19
What is NOT a Conservative Value
Popular Sovereignty
Aristocracy
The Church
Old Regime
20
Rousseau's view of the social contract
Secular Absolute Monarchy
General Will
Life, Liberty, Property
Life, Liberty, Pursuit of Happiness
21
The General Will represents the
Will of the force
Will of the executive branch
Will of the minority
Will of the majority
22
Rousseau thought social contract was
Bad
Good
Neither
23
What is a main factor for the decline of Conservatism at the end of the 1800's
Decline of Bourgeois
Rise of Communism
Industrialization
Popularity of Monarchies
24
Sadler Commission findings were
Child labor was detrimental to society
Child labor wasn't that bad
Factory life was unsanitary but not that bad
That factory life was hard but important
25
Karl Marx is a
Capitalist
Communist
Liberal
Conservative
26
Laissez Faire means
Governments hands off approach to the economy
Visible Hand
Invisible Hand
Governments hands off approach to the economy
27
Marx advocated
A violent proletariat boycott
A violent proletariat uprising against bourgeois
A violent proletariat protest
A violent bourgeois uprising against proletariat
28
Edmund Burke is a
Communist
Capitalist
Conservative
Liberal
29
Not a cause of the Industrial Revolution
New Technology
Growing Bourgeois class and capitalism
Competition among European Nations
Napoleon and the French Revolution
30
Capitalist value the
Individual
Group
31
Stuart Mill is a
Communist
Liberal
Capitalist
Conservative
32
Social Reform was instituted in Germany by
Malthus
Bismarck
Engles
Marx
33
Samuel Smiles advocated
hard work and thrift
Self-denial and a helping hand
hard work and leisure time
heaven doesn't help those who help themselves
34
Imperialism was NOT motivated by
Native equality
Competition
Getting Resources
Markets
35
John Stuart Mill believed that women were unequal because
weak
men were afraid
Naturally inferior
lacked education
36
What is NOT a cause of the French Revolution
Economic Problems
Enlightenment Ideas
Robespierre
Old Regime
37
Imperialism defined:
getting markets in colonies
competition with other European nations
military occupation
extending a country's power and influence
38
Bourgeois
Middle Class
Worker
39
Metternich is a
Liberal
Capitalist
Communist
Conservative
40
Negative affects of capitalism
Industrial Development
More manufactured goods
Entrepreneurship
Poor working conditions for the proletariat
41
Capitalism has NO
Government intervention in the economy
Labor and productivity
Factories
Government intervention in society
42
Locke's view of the social contract
Life, Liberty, Pursuit of Happiness
Secular Absolute Monarchy
Life, Liberty, Property
General Will
43
Who invented capitalism?
Stuart Mill
Burke
Adam Smith
Otto von Bismarck
44
Jefferson view of the Social Contract
Secular Absolute Monarchy
Life, Liberty, Property
General Will
Life, Liberty, Pursuit of Happiness
45
Social Contract is between
People and government
Government and students
People and the Constitution
Ruler and Government

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