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Equality — Concept Maps
ICSE · Class 11 · Political Science
4 concept maps of Equality for ICSE Class 11 Political Science, each also written out as a text outline. Maps: Chapter Overview: Equality – Key Concepts.
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4 Concept Maps
Chapter Overview: Equality – Key Concepts
The map in words
- Equality
- Meaning and Nature
- Negative Sense
- No discrimination on artificial grounds
- Religion caste race sex wealth
- Positive Sense
- Adequate opportunities for all
- Personality development
- Key Thinkers
- Laski
- Barker
- Locke
- Negative Sense
- Kinds of Equality
- Natural Equality
- Stoics Rousseau Marx
- Ideal not practical
- Social Equality
- Equal rights before law
- Dicey Rule of Law
- Political Equality
- Universal Adult Franchise
- Equal access to power
- Economic Equality
- Liberal view
- Socialist view
- Marxist view
- Legal Equality
- Equal before law
- Equal protection
- Material Equality
- Equality of outcomes
- All share equally
- International Equality
- UN one nation one vote
- Peaceful settlement
- Natural Equality
- Equality and Social Good
- Liberal view
- Egalitarian Liberalism
- John Rawls
- Tawney Pike and Minnow
- Equality and Liberty
- Negative View
- Incompatible
- Acton Arnold Tocqueville
- Positive View
- Complementary
- Hobhouse Tawney Barker
- Egalitarianism
- Both are same ideal
- Laski
- Negative View
- Meaning and Nature
Equality - Comprehensive Concept Map
The map in words
- Equality
- Real Meaning
- Negative View
- No Discrimination
- Artificial Grounds
- Positive View
- Equal Opportunities
- Development
- Nature
- Multi-dimensional
- Complex Definition
- Negative View
- Types of Equality
- Natural Equality
- Ideal Concept
- Law of Nature
- Social Equality
- Legal Protection
- Rights
- Political Equality
- Voting Rights
- Public Office Access
- Economic Equality
- Wealth Distribution
- No Exploitation
- Legal Equality
- Equal Before Law
- Justice Access
- Material Equality
- Equal Outcomes
- Equal Distribution
- International Equality
- Nations Equal
- UN Principles
- Natural Equality
- Relationship with Liberty
- Incompatible View
- Liberty vs Equality
- Few vs Many
- Compatible View
- Both Essential
- Different Facets
- Modern Democratic View
- Balanced Approach
- Complementary
- Incompatible View
- Application
- Social Good
- Egalitarianism
- Fair Opportunity
- Compensatory Discrimination
- Reservations
- Temporary Measure
- Historical Justice
- India Constitution
- Articles 14-17
- Fundamental Rights
- Protective Discrimination
- Social Good
- Real Meaning
Comprehensive Map of Equality Concept
The map in words
- EQUALITY
- Meaning and Nature
- Negative Equality
- No discrimination on artificial grounds
- Valid distinctions permitted
- Positive Equality
- Adequate opportunities provided
- Different needs require different support
- Negative Equality
- Kinds of Equality
- Natural Equality
- Philosophical ideal
- All born equal
- Social Equality
- Equal rights and opportunities
- Legal protection for all
- Political Equality
- Equal voice in governance
- Universal adult franchise
- Economic Equality
- No wealth concentration
- Civic minimum for all
- Legal Equality
- Equal before law
- Equal legal protection
- Material Equality
- Equal outcomes
- Equal resource distribution
- International Equality
- Equal treatment of nations
- Peaceful dispute resolution
- Natural Equality
- Key Principles
- Dignity and Worth
- All humans have inherent value
- Rejects privilege of few
- Opportunity not Uniformity
- Different needs, same chances
- Merit-based advancement allowed
- Protection from Discrimination
- Safeguards against bias
- Rational distinctions valid
- Protective Discrimination
- Temporary special benefits
- Historical justice remedy
- Dignity and Worth
- Relationship with Other Concepts
- Liberty
- Complementary not contradictory
- Both needed for justice
- Justice
- Core component of justice
- Ensures fair treatment
- Fraternity
- Builds social cohesion
- Supports cooperation
- Liberty
- Meaning and Nature
Equality as a core idea of normative political theory that connects liberty, justice, rights, opportunities, and social good
The map in words
- Equality as a core idea of normative political theory that connects liberty, justice, rights, opportunities, and social good
- Meaning of Equality
- Negative and Positive Views
- Kinds of Equality
- Equality and Social Good
- Equality and Liberty
- Key Thinkers
- Equality in Practice
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What are the important topics in Equality for ICSE Class 11 Political Science?
Key topics in Equality include Meaning and Nature of Equality, Negative and Positive Views of Equality, Kinds of Equality, Equality, Merit, and Protective Discrimination. Study these first, then practise questions on each for Class 11 exams.
What do the concept maps for Equality show?
The 4 maps show how the ideas in Equality connect: Chapter Overview: Equality – Key Concepts; Equality - Comprehensive Concept Map. Each map is also written out as an outline on this page.
How should I revise Equality for Class 11 exams?
Learn the core ideas first, then work through the 45 practice questions on Equality. Revise definitions regularly and use flashcards for quick recall before the exam.
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