Give Me Liberty!
Who Runs the Economy?
Equality and Resources
"The People" vs...
Power in Practice
100

This type of freedom means freedom from interference by others, especially the government.

What is "negative freedom"?
100

A restaurant owned by a family rather than the government is an example of this.

What is "private enterprise"?

100

This kind of state assumes primary responsibility for its citizens’ economic and social well-being.

What is a "welfare state"?

100

This political approach divides society into virtuous “true people” and a corrupt, self-serving “other.”

What is "populism"?

100

This system gives one individual or a small, unrestrained group absolute power without effective legal or constitutional limits.

What is "autocracy"?

200

This type of freedom means having the ability and opportunity to reach your potential and live a meaningful life.

What is "positive freedom"?

200

Government-controlled economic activities and institutions belong to this part of the economy.

What is the "public sector"?

200

This hybrid system combines a capitalist economy with government policies that support equality.

What is a "social democracy"?

200

“Our nation belongs to people who share our traditions. Foreign influences threaten who we are!” This statement illustrates this type of populism.

What is "cultural populism"?

200

This far-right, authoritarian ideology places the nation—and often a particular ethnic or racial group—above the individual.

What is "fascism"?

300

This ideology emphasizes individual rights, free will, and a limited role for government.

What is "classical liberalism"?
300

When a government takes ownership of a privately owned industry or resource, this process occurs.

What is "nationalization"?

300

Progressive taxation and welfare programs can accomplish this transfer of economic resources among individuals or groups.

What is "wealth redistribution"?

300

“Hardworking ordinary people create the wealth, but billionaires and financial elites take the rewards!” This statement illustrates this type of populism.

What is "socio-economic populism"?

300

A government buys the country’s privately owned electricity companies and takes over their operation. Identify the process.

What is "nationalization"?

400

This ideology supports government intervention when it helps promote equality.

What is "modern liberalism"?

400

In this economic system, the government controls economic activity, including major decisions about production and distribution.

What is a "command economy"?

400

This theory views class struggle as a driving force of historical change and predicts capitalism will eventually be replaced.

What is "Marxism"?

400

“The major parties and career politicians protect themselves. Ordinary people must take back politics!” This statement illustrates this type of populism.

What is "anti-establishment populism"?

400

A country keeps privately owned businesses and market competition while funding extensive public services and programs to reduce inequality. Identify the system.

What is "social democracy"?

500

This person values tradition and maintaining the status quo.

Who is a "conservative"

500

This political approach gives the state control over businesses in order to ensure they serve the national interests rather than multinational business interests.

What is "statism"?

500

This form of socialism abolishes private ownership of resources and assigns government responsibility for producing and distributing them equally

What is "communism"?

500

This concept describes the part of human nature associated with pride, courage, anger, and the desire for recognition.

What is "thymos"?

500

A student says, “Being legally allowed to attend university means little if I cannot afford tuition or transportation.” Which concept of freedom best captures the student’s concern?

What is "positive freedom"?

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