28-04-2026
1. A political ideology is composed of critique of existing order, vision of a future society, theory of political change 2. Conservatism, nationalism, socialism, liberalism 3. Lin...
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1. A political ideology is composed of critique of existing order, vision of a future society, theory of political change 2. Conservatism, nationalism, socialism, liberalism 3. Lin...
| Term | Definition | | | | | Enlightenment | An 18th century movement that prioritised reason, logic, and individual rights over tradition and religion. | | Rationalism | The beli...
WARNING My initial notes were quite messy I've used Gemini to refactor them. Core Values and Human Nature Liberalism assumes freedom is essential for the full development of the hu...
John Locke father of classical liberalism Two Treatises of Government 1690 cornerstone text Rejected divine right of kings and religious duty to obey State created by people to ser...
John Stuart Mill bridged classical and modern liberalism Promoted "negative freedom," meaning an absence of rules or restraints Created the "harm principle": people should be free...
Individualism Egotistical is classic Developmental is modern Example Obama's 'Yes We Can' campaign slogan/poster portrays the developmental idea that we can be anything we want but...
Context Monarchs used to rule under the theory of 'the divine right of kings' the theory provided a religious basis for why monarchs held power. During this time power rested in th...