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| What kind of Capitalism says the government should be “hands off?” |
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| Sovereign or a “____________” is who rises to put “awe” in the people and end the State of Nature. |
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| This claim to legitimacy is what was used during the middle ages and focused on God giving rulers absolute power. |
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| Ancient's claimed to legitimacy was based on rulers that gained power by? |
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| Enlightenment philosophers claimed legitimacy in rulers based on? |
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| This man was raised by his father and Jeremy Bentham to champion social and political reform using Utilitarianism. |
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| Utilitarianism argues that all men are (what 3 things)? |
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| What makes more people happier than altruism or selflessness ever did? |
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| Communism would argue that all of history is a story of what? |
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| This is the group that owns the land, labor, and “means of production." |
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| This is the working class. |
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| The issue between the Bourgeoisie and Proletariat can only be resolved by? |
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| What 3 rights does Locke say we have both in the State of Nature and in society? (3 pts) |
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| What 2 things are limits on property according to Locke? (4 pts) |
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| What are the 8 parts of Civil Disobedience? (9 pts) |
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| What are the 4 things Communism wishes to Abolish? (4 pts) |
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| Looking at the movie clips and videos we watched including from last section, do you think all 8 parts of Civil Disobedience needs to be met? If not, which ones? Either way tell me why and give an example from the videos. (6 pts) |
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| Explain Locke and Hobbes' stances on Revolution. Can you have a revolution? Under what circumstances and why? (8 pts) |
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| Why do we need a government according to Locke? One reason is to protect our rights. What is the other and use an example from class to explain how it comes about? (4 pts) |
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| What was Rick's quote and what did he mean by it? (2 pts) |
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| In the Walking Dead, why is looting allowed? Be sure to point to specific Lockean views. (5 pts) |
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* Property comes from mixing labor with natural resources.
* Government's purpose is to protect property
* General Will makes decisions
* All's fair in love and war
* Big government causes tyranny to replace liberty
* No rights in the State of Nature
* We have rights in the State of Nature
* In the State of Nature life is, “solitary, poor, nasty, brutish, and short.”
* Contracts give government power and legitimacy
* Being able to punish in the State of Nature leads us to seek vengeance.
* Tyranny is better than nothing.
* We have the right to punish in the State of Nature.
* If you are in the minority in a decision, you aren't upholding public interests but private ones.
* Supreme power lies in popular sovereignty. |
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| Who would have said these Locke, Hobbes, Rousseau, or all the above |
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| What is the mantra or the quick and easy way saying for Jeremy Benthem, James Mills, and John Stuart Mills' philosophy? |
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