Political Party Movement Grp 2

Question 1

The categorization of politics of ideologies is identified with political parties and interest groups.

Answer 1

The Ideologies of the Political Center-Right The Liberals, Conservatives, Traditionals, and Fascist

Question 2

And the nomenclature of a certain party and individual with leftist or rightist is due to the nature and character of an ideology.

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The Ideologies of the Political Center-Right The Liberals, Conservatives, Traditionals, and Fascists

Question 3

The Tagging of Certain Individual or Party Belonging to

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Political Left or Even the Political Dissenter
Authoritarian, Bourgeois, Fascist, Traditional Politicians

Question 4

As heretic, subversive, and communist is an alarmist attitude that scores selfish interest.

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Political Left or Even the Political Dissenter

Question 5

Is a challenge of change and advance development of man and society.

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Authoritarian, Bourgeois, Fascist, Traditional Politicians

Question 6

Center-Right Ideologies

Answer 6

Liberalism (Center-Right Liberalism)
Conservatism
Traditionalism
Fascism (Far-Right Authoritarianism)

Question 7

Supports free-market capitalism, private property, and individual rights.

Answer 7

Liberalism (Center-Right Liberalism)

Question 8

Advocates for constitutional democracy and limited government intervention

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Liberalism (Center-Right Liberalism)

Question 9

Balances economic freedom with moderate social policies.

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Liberalism (Center-Right Liberalism)

Question 10

Values tradition, stability, and gradual change rather than radical transformations.

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Conservatism

Question 11

Promotes economic liberalism while supporting some government intervention for national stability

Answer 11

Conservatism

Question 12

Upholds traditional institutions such as family, religion, and national identity.

Answer 12

Conservatism

Question 13

Emphasizes hierarchy, cultural heritage, and resistance to modernist reforms.

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Traditionalism

Question 14

Often opposes liberal democracy in favor of religious or monarchical rule.

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Traditionalism

Question 15

Seeks to preserve national and cultural traditions against globalization.

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Traditionalism

Question 16

Advocates for a totalitarian state with strict control over society and the economy.

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Fascism (Far-Right Authoritarianism)

Question 17

Promotes extreme nationalism, militarism, and suppression of political opposition.

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Fascism (Far-Right Authoritarianism)

Question 18

Rejects both liberal capitalism and communism, favoring a corporatist economy.

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Fascism (Far-Right Authoritarianism)

Question 19

as a philosophy or way of life that cannot be absolutely separated from the economy because the question is society is the rights of the people.

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Democracy

Question 20

is an economic ideology, whereas democracy is a political thought.

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Capitalism

Question 21

was an authoritarian economic system where land and means of production were controlled by a few elites (monarchs, landlords).

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Feudalism

Question 22

worked the land and paid rent, which enriched the landowning class.
In feudal industry, production materials (tools, land, buildings) were also controlled by a few, benefiting the elites.

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Peasants or tenants

Question 23

are based on private ownership, which communists argue creates inequality.

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feudalism and capitalism

Question 24

The Function of Political Party and Government

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The Conservatives
The Radicals and Revolutionary
The Ruling Elitism
The Function of Government
Extending Liberalism
Conservatism is Political Rightism

Question 25

traditional, liberal and authoritarian - insists upon equal opportunity for individual self development by competition and individual rivalry of talents and reasons.

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The Conservatives

Question 26

nationalist and socialist - insist upon public interest based on economic equality and social justice.

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The Radicals and Revolutionary

Question 27

The Liberal, whether laissez faire or the neo-liberal, contended that political power should rest in the hands of those who own big property and those who have superior reason and ability.

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The Ruling Elitism

Question 28

By superior reason and talents of the selected few, the rest of men who have poor intellect and training are inferior

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The Ruling Elitism

Question 29

This involves class biasedness or discrimination enumerated by the superior elitism.

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The Ruling Elitism

Question 30

Good government, according to laissez- fairism, is limited government, and the best government is the government that govern least because government is an evil.

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The Function of Government

Question 31

The primary function of government is to ensure for every individual the natural right to private property.

Answer 31

The Function of Government

Question 32

Jeremy Benthamite argued for utilitarianism the utilitarian and pleasure principle in favor of mathematical calculus or quantitative amount which resembles a new type of elitism, the Oligrach, while John Stuart Mill (1806-1873) argued that by reducing all motivation to a single hedonistic principle of utilitarian, utilitarianism left out the boundary of human behavior.

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Extending Liberalism

Question 33

Conservatives are those who mean to justify the conservation and perpetuation of the status quo or existing social order.

Answer 33

Conservatism is Political Rightism

Question 34

In comparison with radicalism, the radicals try to find out the causes of the problems or consequences of life.

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Conservatism is Political Rightism

Question 35

As a doctrine, radicalism advocates social transformation or changing from the old to a new one

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Conservatism is Political Rightism

Question 36

As to the Reason of Change

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Conservatives resist change Careful change over sudden reform Order is more important than reasoning Practical judgment over principles Pragmatism and exploitation Ancient traditions as a form of conservatism

Question 37

They prefer to keep long-standing traditions, institutions, and systems (like feudalism, churches, and military rule) rather than introduce new ideas too quickly.

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Conservatives resist change

Question 38

Conservatives believe that any new policy should be introduced slowly, with careful discussion and testing, rather than rushing into change based on abstract ideas.

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Careful change over sudden reform

Question 39

Maintaining stability is prioritized over debating what is “right” or “reasonable

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Order is more important than reasoning

Question 40

Real-world results matter more than idealistic values. But this raises a question: If we only focus on “what works,” does that justify cruelty, slavery, and oppression?

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Practical judgment over principles

Question 41

If we see early religious and philosophical rituals as part of human tradition, then this too can be considered a type of conservatism—one rooted in ancestral practices rather than political power.

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Ancient traditions as a form of conservatism

Question 42

Things to Ponder

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Tradition as Justification Conservatism and Morality Time and Survival as Authority Tradition as a Tool of Power Tradition of Struggle Two Sides of Tradition

Question 43

The Conservative advocates natural aristocracy as a political principle holding an authoritative elite power whose power is based not on inheritance but on good judgement and whose exercise of political affairs and powers are concentrated in the hands of a few.

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Inequality and Responsibility

Question 44

new politico economic philosophy that upholds collective insurance and cash payments to the lowly class.

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Neoconservatism

Question 45

It discards utopian and equalitarian principles, distances itself from the conservatism by adopting an economic policy of collective insurance and cash payments to the needy and advocates modern democratic capitalism to be the best economic course.

Answer 45

Neoconservatism