Social 30 Unit 1

English philosopher who believed humans were rational, intelligent, and reasonable and believed people were the source of power and that government action must be justified by popular consent. Supported representative democracy

• Hobbes

• Rousseau

• Locke

• Douglas

acronym for Classical Liberalism /Individualism

• Private of property 

  Rule of law

  Individual rights and freedoms

  Competition

  Economic freedom

  Self-interest

• Public property 

  Responsibility

  Interest

  Norms

  Common goods

  Economic equality

A person who is open to change (in behavior or opinions) and who is willing to discard traditional values for the benefit of society

• Moderate

• Radical

• Liberal

• Conservative

Socialist Canadian politician, known for bringing Universal Heath care first to Saskatchewan and then to Canada as a whole

• Friedman

• Rousseau

• Locke

• Douglas

what is identity

• who we are/ how we identify ourselves

• Personal Identity

• Collective Identity

• hat you share with other people

If I agreed more with collectivist policies and tended to vote more for the Liberal party, where in the political spectrum would I fall more in?

• The left

• The right

• none of these

acronym for collectivism

• Public property 

  Responsibility

  Interest

  Norms

  Common goods

  Economic equality

• Private of property 

  Rule of law

  Individual rights and freedoms

  Compettition

  Economic freedom

  Self-interest

If I believed more in individualist rights and tended to voted more towards the conservative parties, where on the spectrum would I fall?

• The left

• The right

• none of these

• both of these

English philosopher who believed that human nature is essentially evil (fear, violence, dangerous self-interest) and that security is more important than freedom. Supported authoritarian governments

• Hobbes

• Rousseau

• Locke

• Douglas

Collective Identity?

• It is the collection of traits that you share with other people as a member of a larger social group, such as a linguistic, faith, cultural, or ethnic group

• It is the collection of traits that you think of as distinguishing you from others

• is the idea you have of yourself as a unique individual.