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Political Ideologies Flashcards

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Which political ideology advocates for minimal government and maximum individual freedom?: Libertarianism
What is 'capitalism'?: Private ownership and free market economy
Which ideology advocates for collective ownership of the means of production?: Socialism
What is 'populism' in politics?: Apepeeal to ordinary epeeople against the establishment
What does 'left-wing' politics generally support?: Social equality and government intervention
Which ideology promotes extreme nationalism and authoritarian rule?: Fascism
What is 'anarchism'?: No government or hierarchical authority
What does 'nationalism' advocate?: The interests of one's own nation above others
What is 'neoliberalism'?: Free market, deregulation and privatisation policies
What is 'realpolitik'?: Practical politics based on power rather than ideals
Which ideology believes in minimal state interference and maximum epeersonal freedom?: Libertarianism
What is 'feminism' as a political ideology?: Advocacy for equal rights for women
What is 'green politics'?: Environmental sustainability and ecology-centered ideology
Which ideology promotes traditional values and resistance to rapid change?: Conservatism
What is 'neoconservatism'?: Conservative ideology promoting active promotion of democracy abroad
What does 'progressivism' advocate?: Reform and social progress through government action
Which ideology argues that the nation-state should be abolished?: Anarchism
What is 'corporatism'?: Collaboration between government, business and labor groups
What does 'centrist' mean in politics?: Moderate, avoiding extremes
Which ideology advocates for workers owning the means of production through the state?: Communism
Which ideology supports free trade and individual civil liberties?: Classical liberalism
What is 'agrarianism' in political ideology?: Prioritizing rural and farming communities in policy
What is 'third way' politics?: A centrist blend of left and right economics
Which ideology is associated with Ayn Rand's philosophy of individual achievement?: Objectivism
What does 'egalitarianism' mean in politics?: Belief in equal rights and opportunities for all
What is 'communitarianism'?: Balancing individual rights with community responsibility
What is 'jingoism'?: Extreme aggressive nationalism and foreign policy
Which ideology opposes immigration and promotes cultural preservation?: Nativism
What is 'fiscal conservatism'?: Low taxes and reduced government sepeending
Which political ideology strongly advocates for a capitalist economy combined with a robust social welfare state, often associated with the "Nordic model"?: Social Democracy