Exam 2: The Idea of the Public Good: Ideologies and Isms

According to Marxism, what is the only way that capitalism will be overthrown?

Which of the following is a socialist most likely to oppose?

Whom of the following would best be described as liberal in the American sense?

Which of the following is a value that American libertarians and conservatives tend to share?

In practice, how are most American voters likely to behave politically?

Whom of the following American presidents is most associated with religious conservativism?

What policies are American libertarians most likely to support?

Which concept is agreed upon by liberals and conservatives as part of the public good?

Which of the following ideologies is related to totalitarian systems?

Holders of which of the following ideologies are more likely to view the public good as the maintenance of traditional moral standards?

Which of the following best describes the American liberal view of criminal justice?

Which ideology largely defines one of the two major political parties in the United States?

Whom of the following is the best example of a current European ultraconservative leader?

Of the following, who is one of the founding theorists of capitalism?

Which concept is most strongly advocated by Adam Smith?

Which philosopher's work influences both American conservatives and liberals?

What term best describes the struggle between conservative and liberal ideologies?

Which type of government is least likely to pursue the public good?

What ideology is most likely to emphasize a collective public good, as opposed to the welfare of individuals?

How do American liberals tend to view morality?