Chapter 1 [not including Philosophers]

Question 1

Ideology

Answer 1

An ideology is a set of beliefs or philosophies that guide an individual or group’s views on various issues.

Question 2

worldview

Answer 2

A comprehensive perspective from which individuals or groups interpret and understand the world, including beliefs, values, and assumptions about reality.

Question 3

personal Identity

Answer 3

The unique characteristics and traits that define an individual, including self-conception, personality, values, and experiences.

Question 4

Beliefs and Values:

Answer 4

Core principles and convictions that guide an individual’s or group’s attitudes, actions, and decisions, shaping their worldview and behavior.

Question 5

Sources of Identity:

Answer 5

The factors that contribute to one’s sense of self, including culture, ethnicity, religion, nationality, family, and personal experiences.

Question 6

Characteristics of Ideology

Answer 6

A set of beliefs and values that provides a framework for understanding and interpreting social, political, and economic structures, often guiding behavior and policy decisions.

Question 7

What are the Characteristics of Ideology?

Answer 7

The nature of hyman beings

The structure of society

Interpretations of history

Visions of the future

Question 8

Progressivism

Answer 8

A political and social philosophy advocating for reforms and advancements in society through government action, focusing on social justice, equality, and the protection of individual rights.