Social Chapters 1 + 2 Quiz

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Rule Of Law

Everyone, including the government, must follow the same laws [Individual]

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Individual Rights & Freedoms

People have basic rights & freedoms that the government that the government should protect [Individual]

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Private Property

Individuals have the right to own property and decide how to use it. [Individual]

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Economic Freedom

People should be free to make their own economic choices, such as what job to have, what to buy, or what business to start. [Individual]

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Self-Interest

People are motivated to make choices that benefit themselves and improve their own lives. [Individual]

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Competition

People and businesses compete with each other to provide better products, services, or prices. [Individual]

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Economic Equality

Wealth and resources should be distributed more equally among people

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Co-operation

People should work together and support each other to achieve common goals.

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Public Property

Resources and property can be owned and controlled by the community or government rather than individuals.

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Collective Interest

People should prioritize what benefits the group as a whole over their own individual interests.

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Collective Responsibility

Members of a group share responsibility for helping and supporting one another.

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Adherence to Collective Norms

People should follow the shared values, rules, and expectations of their community or society.

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Hobbes

Classical Conservative. Believed governments should have sovereign powers. No free market. Thought people sucked and though they were selfish.

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Locke

Classical Liberal. More for the people. Opposite of Hobbes. Humans are blank slates (Rational thinkers & problem solvers). The main purpose of government is to protect these rights.

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Rousseau

Classical liberal. Believed humanity was good, but were corrupted by past events. Government should focus on humanity as a whole. General will.

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Voltaire

Classical Liberal. Fought for civil rights and free speech. Rejected religion when it was scary to do so. (Free Speech = Free Throw On Lebron)

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Montesquieu

Classical Liberal. Believed man was naturally good but corrupted by circumstance. Wanted to explain how governments might be preserved from corruption

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Adam Smith

#1 Classical Liberal. Father of capitalism. Self-interest & competition work together as an invisible hand. Government should have limited interference. Free Markets. Critical Of Mercantilism. Treat The Rich! Educate consumers on good quality product.

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Karl Marx

Marxism (Radical form of socialism or communism, also called Marxism) (It’s a classless, stateless, moneyless society). Central planned government. (Communism is different since there is a central government)

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Ayn Rand

Your only pursuit should be your own happiness (Selfishness)