Freedom — Practice Quiz
CBSE · Class 11 · Political Science
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According to the chapter, what is the primary essence of the struggle for freedom?
Who wrote the book 'Long Walk to Freedom'?
What does 'Swaraj' mean in Indian political thought?
Who introduced the 'harm principle' in discussions about freedom?
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What are the two dimensions of freedom discussed in the chapter?
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Negative and positive liberty
Negative liberty refers to absence of external constraints, while positive liberty focuses on expanding opportunities for self-expression.
According to Aung San Suu Kyi, what is 'real freedom'?
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Freedom from fear
Aung San Suu Kyi believed that real freedom means living without fear and maintaining human dignity.
What is the primary focus of liberalism as a political ideology?
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Focus on the individual
Liberalism prioritizes individual liberty and gives importance to personal choices over collective or community decisions.
What does the 'harm principle' suggest about individual actions?
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Only actions causing serious harm to others can be restricted
Mill's harm principle suggests that individual actions should only be constrained if they cause serious harm to others.
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