Collectivism
What principle of collectivism focuses on the government taxing the wealthy to support the basic needs of the poor?
What is economic equality?
What is the principle that states all individuals are equal before the law?
What is rule of law?
What major event in 1776 marked the rejection of British rule by American colonies?
What is the American Revolution?
What position on the political spectrum favors immediate and fundamental social change?
Wat is radical?
In collectivism, what is the term for ownership of resources like parks and schools by the government?
What is public property?
A residential home is owned by a person or family, and they have exclusive rights to it. The owner has control over how the property is used, whether it’s for personal living space, renting it out, or other purposes permitted by law.
What is private property?
Which revolution was inspired by Enlightenment principles and led to the establishment of a liberal democracy in France?
What is the French Revolution?
What is the term used for those who resist change and favor a return to traditional values? Will participate in violence for this happen.
What is reactionary?
Parks are owned and maintained by the government (local, state, or national) and are accessible to all members of the public. These spaces are typically funded through taxes and are intended for recreational use, environmental preservation, and community events.
What is this?
What is public property?
Companies like Apple, Samsung, and Google compete to create innovative, high-quality smartphones that consumers can purchase. Businesses aim to maximize profits by selling products to consumers, while also striving to differentiate their products through advertising, features, and technology.
What type of system is this?
What is laissez faire capitalism?
What document, issued in 1215, limited the power of the King of England and protected individual rights?
What is the Magna Carta?
What do extreme left ideologies typically support?
They typically support rapid and often violent change.
A workplace team is assigned to a project, if the project fails due to missed deadlines or poor performance, the whole team, may be held accountable for the outcome.
What is collective responsibility?
An entrepreneur starts their own business to achieve financial success and personal freedom. The individual is driven by the desire to improve their own well-being—whether it’s for profit, career advancement, or the ability to make independent decisions.
What is self-interest?
During which period did the emphasis on individual rights begin to take shape in Europe?
What is the Enlightenment period?
Where is John Locke on the spectrum?
What is moderate?
Community recycling programs have guidelines for how residents should separate waste, dispose of recyclables, and follow specific schedules for collection.
What is this an example of?
What is adherance to norms?
How does the "invisible hand" concept relate to individualism?
What is the idea that individuals pursuing their own interests can benefit society?
How did liberalism evolve in the 19th century?
What is through the establishment of liberal democracies that guaranteed individual rights and freedoms?
Explain the role of internationalism in the radical position
Internationalism promotes cooperation among nations and the protection of human rights.