Social 30-2 Unit 1

He argued that individuals should be free to act as they wished, as long as their actions did not interfere with the rights of others, especially the minroity

• Rousseau

• Mill

• Locke

• Montesquieu

An ideology based on the importance of individual liberty and the values of Individualism (including individual rights and freedoms, self-interest, competition, economic freedom, rule of law, and private property) 

• Collectivism

• Communism

• Capitalism

• Liberalism

An ideology that places the needs and goals of the collective (group) before those of any individual member. It is based on the belief of the interdependence of humans

• Collectivism

• Individualism

• Democratic Socialism

• Moderate

An authoritarian system of government (a dictatorship)  that includes extreme militaristic nationalism, a belief in the rule of elites, and a totalitarian society in which individual interests are subordinated to the good of the nation state. Rejects the ideas of both liberal democracy and socialism. 

• Communism

• Fascism

• Moderate

• Conservatism

A French term  meaning “leave alone”. Government does not intervene in the free market (economy).  Also called a free market economy

• Free Market Economy

• Liberal Economy

• Laissez-faire economy

• Classical Liberalism

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An ideology that values the rights and freedoms of the individual, often above the security and harmony of the whole group. 

• Capitalism

• Communism

• Collectivism

• Individualism

In the state of nature life is "solitary, poor, nasty, brutish, and short"

• Hobbes

• Mill

• Locke

• Rousseau

Believed in a laissez-faire economy; minimal government involvement

• Hobbes

• Marx

• Locke

• Smith

Government must be accountable and separated into three branches; executive, legislative, and judicial.

• Mill

• Montesquieu

• Locke

• Rousseau

The idea of a "popular sovereignty" comes from?

• Mill

• Locke

• Rousseau

• Montesquieu