Political Ideologies
Government · 50 practice questions
Communalism, feudalism, capitalism, socialism, communism, totalitarianism, fascism and Nazism.
- Differentiate between the major political ideologies and contrast their modes of production.
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- Practice question 1
'Social liberalism', as distinct from classical liberalism, generally supports a greater role for government in
- A.Abolishing elections entirely
- B.Providing social welfare programmes and regulating markets to address social and economic inequalities
- C.Establishing a state religion
- D.Eliminating all private property rights
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B. Providing social welfare programmes and regulating markets to address social and economic inequalities
Social liberalism supports a greater government role in social welfare and market regulation to address inequality.
- Practice question 2
A political ideology or movement that prioritizes environmental protection and sustainability as central to its policy agenda is known as
- A.Fascism
- B.Absolutism
- C.Environmentalism (green politics)
- D.Feudalism
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C. Environmentalism (green politics)
Environmentalism (green politics) prioritizes environmental protection and sustainability.
- Practice question 3
Environmentalist political movements often advocate for policies such as
- A.Increased deforestation
- B.Renewable energy, conservation and emissions reduction
- C.The abolition of all environmental regulation
- D.Unlimited industrial pollution
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B. Renewable energy, conservation and emissions reduction
Environmentalist movements advocate for renewable energy, conservation and emissions reduction.
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