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What is liberalism? A political and social philosophy that
promotes individual rights, civil liberties,
democracy, and free enterprise.
Where did liberalism It originated during the Enlightenment
originate? period.
Who is considered the 'Liberal John Locke.
Daddy'?
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What fundamental principles The right to private property and the
did John Locke describe? consent of the governed.
What did Locke advocate for Religious tolerance.
regarding religion?
What are natural rights Fundamental innate human rights.
according to Locke?
What is the social contract A theory that the state is a means of
theory? preserving individual liberty and should
act for the benefit of society.
What is an illegitimate A government that fails to protect the
government according to rights of its citizens.
Locke?
What is individualism? The belief in the supreme importance of
the individual over any social group or
collective body.
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Guide
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Concepts
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Liberalism –
Origins, Principles,
and Key Thinkers
Study Guide with
Key Concepts and
Review Notes
Liberalism – Origins, Principles,
Liberalismand
– Key
Origins,
Thinkers
Principles,
Liberalism
Study and
Guide
– Key
Origins,
with
Thinkers
Key
Principles,
Concepts
Study and
Guide
and
KeyReview
with
Thinkers
KeyNotes.pdf
Concepts
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and Review
with KeyNotes.pdf
Concepts and Review Notes.pdf
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Daisie_Harbottl3
Terms in this set (78)
What is liberalism? A political and social philosophy that
promotes individual rights, civil liberties,
democracy, and free enterprise.
Where did liberalism It originated during the Enlightenment
originate? period.
Who is considered the 'Liberal John Locke.
Daddy'?
Liberalism_ Origins, Principles, and Key Thinkers.pdf Liberalism_ Origins, Principles, and Key Thinkers.pdf Liberalism_ Origins, Principles, and Key Thinkers.pdf
, Liberalism_ Origins, Principles, and Key Thinkers.pdf Liberalism_ Origins, Principles, and Key Thinkers.pdf Liberalism_ Origins, Principles, and Key Thinkers.pdf
What fundamental principles The right to private property and the
did John Locke describe? consent of the governed.
What did Locke advocate for Religious tolerance.
regarding religion?
What are natural rights Fundamental innate human rights.
according to Locke?
What is the social contract A theory that the state is a means of
theory? preserving individual liberty and should
act for the benefit of society.
What is an illegitimate A government that fails to protect the
government according to rights of its citizens.
Locke?
What is individualism? The belief in the supreme importance of
the individual over any social group or
collective body.
Liberalism_ Origins, Principles, and Key Thinkers.pdf Liberalism_ Origins, Principles, and Key Thinkers.pdf Liberalism_ Origins, Principles, and Key Thinkers.pdf
