TED-Ed: How could so many people support Hitler? | Joseph Lacey

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
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What is the main purpose of the veil of ignorance in Rawls' thought experiment?
To encourage impartiality by hiding personal details
To focus on economic growth
To ensure individuals are aware of their personal circumstances
To promote self-interest in decision-making
2.
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According to Rawls, what is necessary for pursuing most goals in a fair society?
Strict wealth equality
Basic liberties and opportunities
Complete government control
Unlimited personal freedom
3.
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What does the Difference Principle allow in Rawls' theory?
Complete wealth equality
Wealth inequalities that benefit the most advantaged
Wealth inequalities that benefit the least advantaged
Unrestricted wealth accumulation
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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
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What does Rawls' property-owning democracy aim to guarantee?
Equal wealth distribution
No government intervention
Complete market freedom
Equal access to education and healthcare
5.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
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Which policy did Rawls advocate to reduce the influence of wealth on politics?
Increased taxation
Privatization of public services
Limits on campaign spending
Complete deregulation
6.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
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What is Ronald Dworkin's critique of the Difference Principle?
It ignores economic growth
It promotes complete equality
It unfairly benefits the most advantaged
It ties society's progress to the worst off
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How has Rawls' thought experiment impacted the real world?
It has been largely ignored
It has inspired political philosophers and policymakers
It has led to complete economic equality
It has been proven ineffective
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