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Classical Liberalism
argues the main purpose of government is to protect and optimize individual freedom
Limited Government
Government where the law puts clear restrictions on the government
Rule of Law
Wherein the law is more powerful than any aspect of government
“The law is the King”
Direct Democracy
A system of government where citizens directly vote for laws
Oligarchy
System of government where a small group determines the law
Republic
System of government where citizens choose a small group that represents them in terms of creating laws
Federalism
A system of government in which power is divided between a central authority and constituent political units.
Popular Sovereignty
principle that the leaders of a state and its government are created and sustained by the consent of its people
Liberal Democracy
form of government that combines the structure of a representative democracy with classical liberal philosophy
Consent of the Governed
People must be the ultimate authority, authorizing the power and existence of government
Minority Rights
Rights to life, liberty, and property must be maintained, even if a group lacks a majority
State of Nature
A state of pure freedom without government
Natural Rights
Nature-born right to life, freedom, and the ability to create
Law of Nature
The Law that states that everyone is entitled to their own freedoms and therefore obligated to protect others’ freedoms as well
Social Contract
Giving away partial freedoms under governance in exchange for insurance on the protection of ones’ freedoms