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WorksheetsJohn Rawl Theory of Justice
Total questions: 11
Worksheet time: 9mins
When was 'A Theory of Justice' published?
1991
1981
1971
1961
What is the primary principle according to John Rawls' theory?
Liberty principle
Equality principle
Solidarity principle
Utility principle
What is the purpose of the 'veil of ignorance' in Rawls' theory?
To prioritize majority groups
To avoid biases in decision making
To ensure personal benefits
To promote biased decision making
What is the Difference Principle in John Rawls' theory?
It ensures equal opportunity for all
It benefits the most favored in society
It promotes inequality in society
It restricts personal freedom
What is the concept of Social Contract Theory?
Society is a result of natural selection
Society exists due to implicit agreements on standards
Society is based on individualism
Society is governed by a single ruler
In the legal perspective, justice primarily means:
Following legal rulings and due process
Providing equal wealth to all
Distributing power equally
Eliminating national sovereignty
Rawls believes that justice applies only in:
A system where cooperation leads to mutual benefits
International law
A dictatorship
The presence of a world government
Which institution is criticized for making decisions that affect people globally without their participation?
United Nations
European Union
NATO
World Trade Organizations
Global justice requires:
Complete elimination of national governments
The dominance of powerful nations
Reform of international rules to make them fairer
Strict enforcement of free-market policies
How does the cosmopolitan perspective challenge traditional views of justice?
By prioritizing nationalism
By rejecting international cooperation
By arguing that justice should not be limited by national borders
By supporting economic inequality
John Rawls' Theory of justice focuses only on procedural justice.
True
False
