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    individualism‚ methodological individualism and egotistical individualism. Methodological individualism refers to the idea that the whole ideology should be shaped and framed with the individual as the top priority all the other ideas that shape liberalism‚ freedom‚ equality‚ toleration‚ constitutionalism‚ justice and should put the individual first. This is a core belief of a classic liberal‚ as they believe that humans are naturally selfish and as a result when asked to work individually far more

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    most congruent with my views. Liberalism focuses on the wellbeing of a society and not just individual people. The liberal view of justice is what generates the greatest good for the greatest number of people. I believe that this is what is most important. I believe that the most amount of benefits should be provided to the disadvantaged while still trying to promote social justice for the most amount of people. Liberalism also promotes equality. The liberalism approach focuses on distributive

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    something one would see if they look at classical liberalism comparing to modern liberalism. Classical liberalism wanted a more laissez faire approach to the economy and how government should rule over all of us. They did not want government intervention‚ the government was just their to make laws to help protect our rights‚ freedoms and overall ourselves. Modern liberalism is a shift from the left side of the spectrum to right. With modern liberalism people wanted more government involvement so rights

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    Ideologies Liberalism Conservatism Socialism Communism Fascism Major Thinkers/ Founders and Books -Thomas Hobbes -John Locke -John Stuart Mill -T.H Green -Agreement of the People manifesto -Two Treatises(Locke) -Richard Hooker -George Savile 1st Marquess of Halifax -Edmund Burke -Tamworth manifesto -Patriarcha: or the Natural Powers of Kings(Filmer) -Karl Marx -Friedrich Engels -Pierre Leroux -Vladimir Lenin -Robert Owen -Communist manifesto(Marx and Engels) -Karl Marx

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    The 1906 general election is often referred to as the ‘liberal landslide’‚ but the success of the liberal party was arguably due more to conservative mistakes than what they offered new politically. A number of key conservative policies (all highly played out in the national press) all played a part in the reversal of almost 20 years of tory rule in the 1906 election. The conservative leader at the time AJ Balfour was considered a poor public speaker as was considered out-of-touch with many of

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    This essay shall critically comment on two quotations. The first quote is by Margaret Thatcher who said: “There is no such thing as society‚ only individuals and their families” and the second quote is by David Cameron who said: “There is such thing as society: it’s just not the same as the state” To critically comment on these quotes that were stated in a political setting‚ references shall be made to the political ideologies the subjects held and the context they appeared in will be analyzed

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    Can’t We All Just Get Along? Liberal vs. Conservative Growing up in a home that could be characterized as a political battlefield was traumatic. I spent the first decade of my life living peacefully with two left- winged hippie parents. My mother had hair like Rapunzel and my dad worked as a jazz musician. Life was simple- then in came the 80’s. Making a living as a musician in the Catskill Mountains wasn’t quite panning out well for our family. Luckily my parents were both educated and

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    The French Revolution of 1789 took place under the reign of Louis XVI. It is one of the most well known and studied events in history due to its great importance and impact it left on the world . Multiple complex factors led to the French Revolution as a result; the three significant causes are: Ideological being the most important followed by Political‚ and Economical. The new ideology which arose from the age of Enlightenment (late 17th century to late 18th) century was the most important cause

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    citizen who has grown up in a capitalist and democratic society‚ socialism‚ anarchism and fascism are usually seen as extreme ideologies and ways to live. We are often accustomed to liberalism and conservatism‚ and see these other three ideologies as bad or harmful‚ even un-American. They are ideologies just like liberalism and conservatism in that they offer an account of what is going on in society‚ have their own evaluation based on their vision and present a strategy or course of action. All three

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    words. Raised by a countrywide lawyer and a military personnel‚ Locke received an extensive education which ultimately allowed him to provide influence on many modern documents that have changed the way we live today. Considered the “Father of Liberalism”‚ John Locke’s remaining legacy live on due to his tremendous efforts in creating naturalized rights for the common man. Locke had created a series of documents in which he proposed the idea giving those who are not of greater of power shall be

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