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What does the term 'liberal' primarily refer to historically?
What does the term 'liberal' primarily refer to historically?
- Distinctive set of political ideas
- Generous helpings of food and drink
- Men who were neither serfs nor slaves (correct)
- Open-mindedness
When was the term 'liberalism' first used to denote a political allegiance?
When was the term 'liberalism' first used to denote a political allegiance?
- 1840s
- 19th century (correct)
- 14th century
- 1830s
Who was appointed premier and established the first distinctly Liberal government in the UK?
Who was appointed premier and established the first distinctly Liberal government in the UK?
- Spain
- Parliamentary faction
- Whigs
- W. E. Gladstone (correct)
What is the central theme of liberal ideology?
What is the central theme of liberal ideology?
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What is the Latin origin of the term 'liberal'?
What is the Latin origin of the term 'liberal'?
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Which principle are liberal societies organized around?
Which principle are liberal societies organized around?
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What is the main characteristic of classical liberalism?
What is the main characteristic of classical liberalism?
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What are individuals entitled to?
What are individuals entitled to?
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What is the main difference between classical liberalism and modern liberalism according to the text?
What is the main difference between classical liberalism and modern liberalism according to the text?
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What is the primary function of the state according to classical liberalism?
What is the primary function of the state according to classical liberalism?
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