Ideologies
Factors that Influence Ideology
Founding Fathers
Characteristics of Individualism
Characteristics of collectivism
100

A system of thought based on beliefs and values. A shared way of thinking.

Ideology

100

the combination of beliefs, customs, practices and social behaviours of a particular group of people

Culture

100

Proposed a far collectivist view, where the common people would have no freedom and have one person control their sense of security(Dictator)

Thomas Hobbes

100

An individuals right to own possession, real estate and intellectual properties 

Private Property

100

A goal or ideal that all members of a group pursue that benefits the group as a whole, rather than benefiting any one individual in the group

Collective Interest

200

An ideology that values the rights and freedoms of the individuals, often above security and harmony of the whole group.

Individualism

200
  • Shared  ______ is the first thing that unites two people who have just met.

Language

200
  • individualist beliefs and values strongly advocated for democracy; a government system "by the people", where everyone's beliefs and values are represented and considered through elected officials.

John Locke

200

 the social construct that the law has the greatest power in society, and that all individuals are subject tothe law.

Rule of Law

200

Sets the idea that the whole group is responsible for the actions of its

Collective Responsibility

300

An ideology that places the needs and goals of the collective before those of any individual member of the group and is based on a belief in the interdependence of human society

Collectivism

300

Collectively-held beliefs and practices linked to social groups and institutions

Religion

300
  • In The Wealth of Nations, ______ rejects mercantilism and proposes a free-market economy, where the price of goods and services is set by the demand for them.

Adam Smith

300

where individuals within a society agree to be governed so that they can gain the benefits of living in that society.

Social Contract

300
  • Anything that is not privately owned by an individual

  • Generally owned by the state and managed according to the best interests of society as a whole.

Public Property

400

an economic and political system in which a country's trade and industry are controlled by private owners for profit:

Capitalism

400

A common idea of the events of history

  • Interpretations of History

400

How founded the idea of Fascism in Germany

Adolf Hitler

400
  • Freedom of religion

  • Freedom of association

  • The right to life, liberty, and security.

Individual rights and freedoms 

400
  • Working together to accomplish common goals.

Co-operation

500

all classes have dissolved, and everyone lives on the same level economically

Economic Equality

500

a common belief of how society should be run and/or organized

beliefs about society

500

who founded the idea of communism in USSR

Karl Marx

500

If individuals work towards their own self-interests, then all of society benefits from production without government influence.

Laissez-Faire (Leave Alone) System:

500
  • The standards that come with the membership to a group.

Collective Norms 

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