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What is an ideology? |
Your interpretation of human nature, the environment, society, and the roles of values and beliefs. |
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How does language influence your ideology? |
Language barriers can cause frustration or can liberate people because of the diversity. People who don't speak common language can feel marginalized because they are the minority. |
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How does Culture affect your ideology? |
Different races have different beliefs on how we came to be. Different races = different experiences = different beliefs. |
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Relationship to the land and ideologies. |
Different geographies will change how one views the world. Ex. Syria VS Canada. |
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Media and ideologies |
Biased articles can affect on beliefs. Celebrities pushing products. TV / Radio. |
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Environment and ideologies. |
Keystone pipeline is an example. People who don't support it have different views than people who do support it. |
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Gender and ideologies |
Inequality between men and women Msogynistic Gender roles Feminism vs non-feminism |
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Religion and ideologies |
Government and religion are tied together. Divides people ( us versus them) If this world isn't end all be all, both present and afterlife mean less. |
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Government and ideologies |
Dictator vs democracy Consensus is better than one ruler North Korea vs rest of world Manipulate citizens Propaganda How govt talks about other nations and immigrants |
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What is collectivism? |
The needs of the entire group outweigh the needs of the individual. Interdependence of society |
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Individualism |
The value of rights and freedoms of the individual outweighs the security / harmony of the entire group. Political freedom cannot be taken away as a right. Right wing. John Locke/Adam Smith. |
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What does PRICES stand for and does it relate to collectivism or individualism? |
Private Property. Rule of Law. Individual Rights and Freedoms. Competition. Economic Freedom. Self Interest. It relates to individualism. |
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Private property (Prices) |
Every individual should be able to own their own property and not have it taken away. |
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Rule of Law (pRices) |
Everyone is equal under the law, no one is above or below it. No arbitrary power. Everyone subject to laws. |
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Individual Rights and Freedoms (prIces) |
Right to life. Right to liberty. Right to security of person. Freedom of rights, association. Right to vote. |
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Competition (priCes) |
Competition causes people to be innovative. Society gets stronger and grows. Once wrong, you are then immediately right. |
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Economic Freedom (pricEs) |
Anyone should be able to buy or sell anything to whoever, whenever they want. |
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Self interest (priceS) |
Take care of self, take care of society by default. |
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What are the 6 key points for collectivism? |
Public Property. Adherence to collective norms. Collective responsibility. Cooperation. Economic equality. Collective Interest. |
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Public property |
Crown lands. Owned by state/govt and managed according to best interest of the group. Not always profitable so entrepreneurs won't take risks. |
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Adherence to social norms. |
Rules that society / group deems acceptable. Formal/informal. Voluntary but members see them as "binding" Ex. Censorship / A guy not wearing a dress. |
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Collective Responsibility |
Holding entire group responsible for actions of individual Positives: care for sick Stopping drinking / driving Preventing drug problems Negatives: punish those who go against |
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Cooperation |
We learn from one another. Encourages more viewpoints / ideas. |
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Economic Equality |
Taxation according to income levels. Share wealth with society. Everything is free. No private property. People own means of production. |
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Collective Interest |
Interests are best met through addressing them as a group. |
