Chapter 2 - Political Theory & The Intersectional Quest for The Good Life

classical liberal

an individual who promotes values such as individual liberty, free- dom of speech, religious freedom, economic self-interest, and limited or “small” government

good life

a vision or understanding of what ideal human relations look like

Marxist

an individual who believes that capitalist economies always pay workers less than the price of the products and services they produce with the result that a wealthy few own and profit from the labor of the many

suffrage

• The right to vote; universal suffrage is the right of all adult citizens to vote

• Regardless of gender, wealth, property ownership, education, or any other restriction

suffragist

a person who advocates for individuals’, especially women’s, right to vote