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Political Ideologies

ICSE · Class 11 · Political Science

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Card 1Liberalism

What is liberalism?

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Liberalism is a political ideology that recognises the significance of liberty, the worth and dignity of the individual, and freedom as a method and policy in government.

Card 2Liberal Thinkers

Why is John Locke important in liberalism?

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John Locke is called the Father of Liberalism. He first formulated the idea of constitutionalism, or limited government.

Card 3Core Idea of Liberalism

What is the central idea of liberalism?

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The central idea of liberalism is liberty. Liberalism places the highest value on individual freedom and personal development.

Card 4Core Elements of Liberalism

What does individualism mean in liberalism?

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Individualism means that the individual is the most important unit in society and politics. Liberalism gives moral primacy to the person over the collectivity.

Card 5Freedom in Liberalism

How does liberalism view freedom?

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Liberals favour restricted or chained liberty, not absolute freedom. Freedom is valuable, but it works best when balanced by law and responsibility.

Card 6Negative Liberty

What is negative liberty?

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Negative liberty means freedom from restrictions. It is the classical liberal view, which wants the least possible state interference.

Card 7Positive Liberty

What is positive liberty?

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Positive liberty means liberty within laws and restrictions. It is the modern liberal view, which accepts more state action for social welfare.

Card 8Classical Liberalism

What is the principle of laissez faire?

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Laissez faire means 'leave man alone'. It is the basis of classical liberalism and supports minimum state interference in economic life.

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