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15 Cards in this Set
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Freedom of
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An absebce of constraints
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Conservatives
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People whose political ideology favors a narrow scope for gov. Those who favor freedom more than equality but would restrict freedom to preserve order.
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Democratic Socialism
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Socialist form of government that guarantees civil liberties, freedom of speech and relegion. Citizens determine the extent of gov activity through free elections and competitive political parties.
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Totalitarianism
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A political philosophy that advocates unlimited power for the government to enable it to control all sectors of society
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Communism
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Those who adhere to the viewpoint that affirms the individuals responsibility to the community and assigns to the gov. the the role of guaranteeing equality and moral order.
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Capitalism
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The system of govnt that favors free enterprise (privately owned businesses operating w/out gov regulation)
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Liberals
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People who favor a broad scope for gov. Those who value freedom more that order but not more than equality
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Political Equality
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One vote per person, with all votes counted equally.
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Socialism
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Form of rule, the central gov plays a strong role in regulating existsing private industry and directing the economy, it does allow some private ownership of productive capacity.
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Social Equality
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Equality in wealth, status, and education
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Anarchism
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A political philosophy that opposes government in any form
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Order
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The rule of law to protect life and property. Its the oldest purpose pf government.
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Rights
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The benefits of government to which all citizens are entitled.
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Laissez Faire
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An economic doctrine that opposes any form of gov intervention in business
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Libertarianism
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Political ideology that is opposed to all gov intervention except as necessary to protect life and property.
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