Exam 10: Liberalism

Name the authors of the following classic texts: The Second Treatise of Government ____________; On Liberty ____________; The Wealth of Nations ___________; The General Theory of Employment,Interest,and Money ____________.

Which of the following is advocated by reform liberals?

Which of the following examples is most clearly related to Locke's ideas?

What does reform liberalism emphasize?

What was the Glorious Revolution of 1688 fought primarily against?

William Lyon Mackenzie King is generally believed to have launched the welfare state in Canada

Who was the author of Principles of Political Economy,which supported free trade and open competition?

Which of the following situations would trouble Adam Smith the most?

What are the essential elements of the liberal ideology? List the four main points that have become the cornerstones of liberalism.

What is the most fundamental distinguishing factor between classical and reform liberalism?

Freedom as understood by liberals refers to the ____________ and the __________ to achieve our goals in life.

In the nineteenth century,many classical liberals favoured a property franchise.What does this mean?

What does freedom mean to the classical liberal?

Reform liberalism has been called modern democratic liberalism,and classical liberalism has been called constitutional liberalism.

Why did the reform liberal consensus break down in the 1980s?

Which of the following examples conflicts with Mill's main idea in On Liberty?

Following Keynesian economics,which scenario is most likely to occur during a recession?

How would freedom be expressed in an ideal reform liberal society?

Both classical and reform liberalism assert that individual freedom is central to human happiness.In which ways do the two ideologies believe freedom is best attained?

Which of the following scenarios would NOT happen in a society that embraced liberalism?