social 30-1

unit 1

collectivism (PRINCE)

the idea of society being collecting working together
p - public property
r - collective responsbility

i - collective identity

n - collective norms

c - cooperation

e - economic equality

individualism (PRICES)

everyone for themselves

p - private property

r - rule of law

i - individuall rights and freedoms

c - competition

e - economic freedom

s - self interest

common good

what people would usually recognize as of rule of law what the right thing to do is

ideology

an idea of collective morals and values

liberalism

an idea that everyone has the right to be free, own property, and have liberty

social norms

what society expects is normal

progressivism

for society to progress and advance in the future

rule of law

that no one is above the law even including government

social contract

people voted for the majority eg government (ruled by the people)

divine right of kings

king was specifically chosen by God

capitalism

idea of supply and demand and moeny is the first idea

communism

for everyone to be equal economy wise and class wise

liberty

to have freedom

equality

to be equal

social welfare

government designed to help people economically

democracy

the power is to the people

belief and values

can be influenced by religion, family but what you believe in and what is right

state of nature

describe human nature before democracy or governments existed

direct democracy

citizens vote on laws and policies themselves

representative democracy

someone repesents what the people want eg elect someone to speak on their behalf

reactionary

going backwards towards the past

radical

going towards the future big changes

thomas hobbes

believed that human nature was bad to start off with, humans were too focused with self interest to exchange thier freedom for safety

john locke

believed that humans were never inhertintly bad and lived by state of nature and had no reason to harm another, only that some were governed to speak on behalf of other people

jean - jacques rousseau

argued the social contract people wrent inhertinly bad but turned corrupted by greed and neede government to control that

john stuart mill

maximize societies happiness and championed individual freedom

red river resistance

by the mtis to fight for their land in 1870’s led by louis riel leading to the manitoba act to protect indigenous lands

the enlightment

where more inventions wre coming up and were ‘enlightening’ people

feudalism

where land was being traded for military services and labour