Communism
Liberalism
Socialism
Conservatism
Ideologies
100

Who is the 'father' of communism

Karl Marx 

100

For people to flourish, government involvement in society should be ______________?

Limited
100

Do socialists support government involvement?

Yes

100

Conservatives support this economic system.

Capitalism

100

What is an ideology? 

Set of beliefs about how society, government and the economy should work. 

200

In communist theory, this social class, made up of industrial workers, is expected to rise up against the wealthy.

The proletariat. 

200

In classical liberalism, which is more important, safety or freedom?

Freedom

200

Do socialists believe in equality of opportunity?

No. They believe in equality of outcome (equity), resources, or equal access to opportunities.

200

Do conservatives value radical change or slow, cautious reform? 

slow cautious reform
200

There are many factors that can influence an ideology. What are 3 of these factors?

Family, friends/peers, age, culture, media, wealth, race, gender, occupation 

300

In Marxist theory, this wealthy class owns the means of production and exploits the working class for profit. 

Who are the bourgeoisie. 

300

In a liberal society, who should get to make decisions about your life?

Yourself

300

What are examples of socialist principles in the Canadian economy. What is another word for economies such as Canada?

Universal Healthcare, Public Education, Crown Corporations (B.C. Ferries, Canada Post, CBC, Via Rail) 

Social Welfare Programs (EI, CCB, OAS) 

Mixed Economies / Welfare State

300

Conservatives believe social and economic problems should be solved at this level 

The family, local or community level. Most activity should be bottom-up rather than top-down by central governments.

300

This ideology emphasizes individual freedom, private property, and limited government involvement in the economy.

classical liberalism

400

What is abolished in a communist system of government? 

Private property, opposition political parties, dissent, outside media etc. 

400

What did liberals create to guarantee citizen's freedom? 

They created constitutions to limit monarchies and government, because it has traditionally been used to oppress the people and maintain the power of the elites.

400

This political party in Canada has historically supported democratic socialist policies. 

The NDP (New Democratic Party)
400

Because of human nature, society needs what to be stable? 

Society requires rules, traditions, and strong institutions to stay stable.

400

This ideology calls for a classless society, collective ownership of all property, and the abolition of private wealth.

communism

500

Name 4 communist states in history.

Soviet Union, People's Republic of China, Cuba, North Korea (Democratic People's Republic of Korea), Vietnam (Socialist Republic of Vietnam)

500

What are 3 'free'doms Classical Liberals cherish

Free markets, free speech, freedom of religion, freedom of association, 

500

Socialism was a response to _____.

Liberalism

500

Which conservative criticism of Liberalism is false? 

1. Liberals overestimate human's ability to make good decisions. 

2. Liberals do not defend equality for all in society. 

3. Liberals undervalue tradition and order for progress.

4. Liberals focus too much on individual freedom which leads to immorality. 

2. Liberals do not defend equality for all in society. 

Classical liberals DO believe everyone is equal in society. 

500

This ideology favors public or collective ownership of key industries and government programs to reduce inequality.

 Socialism

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