Question 1 Classical liberalism is a political philosophy that developed in the 19th century and integrated itself in government policies in the United States and Europe. It was a strong advocator for civil rights and political freedoms and encompassed the idea of a represented democracy. At the same time, it also separated church from state. It was during this period that the working class suffered from economically unjust poverty, found themselves without any political rights, had no options and/or…
Liberalism today is normally associated with the ideas of liberality and equality. This is usually referred to as modern liberalism. Modern liberalism is the dominant version of liberalism in the United States, it combines liberal ideas of liberty and equality with support for social justice and a mixed economy. The most important issues include inequality, voting rights for minorities, women’s rights, support for same-sex marriage and immigration reform. Before modern liberalism there was the…
development of classical liberalism was to a large extent. That many of these ideas from the Aboriginals influenced the development of classical liberalism in North America. With the “Great Law of Peace” influencing Ben Franklin comes with many of the Aboriginal teachings also being incorporated into classical liberalism. The “Great Law of Peace” was created to bring harmony and unity among all the nations. A factor that comes from the “Great Law of Peace” which influenced classical liberalism, would…