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¿Que es la ciencia?
Es aquel que tiene busca de entender la naturaleza tanto de los seres vivos y la materia. Su propósito es dar con las leyes universales de la vida y el universo.
¿Cuál es uno de los principios fundamentales del liberalismo?
¿Qué implica el liberalismo respecto al gobierno?
¿Qué aspecto es esencial para la convivencia en un sistema liberal?
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¿Cómo se entiende la igualdad de los individuos en el liberalismo?
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¿Cuál de las siguientes afirmaciones describe mejor la filosofÃa liberal?
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El liberalismo polÃtico aboga por la protección de las libertades individuales y derechos humanos dentro de un marco de gobierno _____ .
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Montesquieu es conocido por su concepto de _____ de poderes, que es fundamental en los sistemas democráticos.
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El liberalismo clásico enfatiza la mÃnima intervención del _____ en la economÃa.
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John Stuart Mill defendió la importancia de la libertad individual y el _____ como guÃa para la moralidad.
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Los ideales del liberalismo influyeron en las revoluciones Americana y _____ , que promovieron reformas democráticas.
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Study Notes
Liberalism
- Liberalism promotes equality among individuals.
- Liberalism emphasizes the knowledge of the governed as the origin of government.
- Liberalism recognizes the existence of natural rights for individuals.
- Liberalism advocates for coexistence through a system of separation of powers within the government.
Political Liberalism
- Advocates for the protection of individual liberties and human rights within a framework of limited government.
- Rooted in the Enlightenment era, emphasizing individual liberty and limited government intervention.
- Emphasizes individual liberties such as freedom of speech, religion, and association.
- Promotes a legal system that applies laws impartially, ensuring the rule of law.
- Supports a representative government where power stems from the people through suffrage.
- Key thinkers include John Locke, Montesquieu, and John Stuart Mill.
- John Locke: Defender of private property and the consent of the governed.
- Montesquieu: Concept of the separation of powers (executive, legislative, judicial).
- John Stuart Mill: Importance of individual liberty and utilitarianism.
- Two main streams:
- Classical Liberalism: Minimal state intervention in the economy.
- Modern Liberalism: State intervention to guarantee equality of opportunity and rights.
- Faces criticism for:
- Allegedly overlooking social and economic inequalities.
- Excessively emphasizing individualism to the detriment of community.
- Underpins many modern democracies and influences political perspectives advocating for free markets and civil rights protection.
- Faces contemporary challenges such as:
- Crisis of legitimacy in democratic institutions.
- Conflicts between individual liberties and collective needs, especially in the context of social justice.
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Description
This quiz explores the fundamentals of science, including its definition, methods, and importance in understanding the world. Participants will answer questions that help clarify what science encompasses and its role in various fields. Perfect for beginners and anyone curious about the nature of scientific inquiry.
