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Define ideologies and explain their role in economic or political theory and policy.
Define ideologies and explain their role in economic or political theory and policy.
Ideologies are systems of ideas and ideals that form the basis of economic or political theory and policy.
What is the difference between socialism and capitalism?
What is the difference between socialism and capitalism?
Socialism advocates for collective or governmental ownership and administration of the means of production and distribution of goods, while capitalism is an economic system based on private ownership of the means of production and their operation for profit.
What are some political beliefs included in the political spectrum?
What are some political beliefs included in the political spectrum?
The political spectrum includes communism, socialism, social democracy, liberalism, conservatism, Nazi-fascism, and right-wing beliefs.
What is the difference between communist and socialist ideologies?
What is the difference between communist and socialist ideologies?
What is fascism and how did it originate?
What is fascism and how did it originate?
What are some examples of left-wing and right-wing beliefs on social programs and taxes?
What are some examples of left-wing and right-wing beliefs on social programs and taxes?
What are some differences in left-wing and right-wing beliefs on issues such as abortion, same-sex marriage, and government-provided social security and healthcare?
What are some differences in left-wing and right-wing beliefs on issues such as abortion, same-sex marriage, and government-provided social security and healthcare?
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What are ideologies?
What are ideologies?
Systems of ideas forming the basis of economic or political theory and policy.
Socialism vs. Capitalism
Socialism vs. Capitalism
Advocates for collective/governmental ownership of production vs. private ownership.
Political spectrum beliefs
Political spectrum beliefs
Communism, socialism, social democracy, liberalism, conservatism, Nazi-fascism, and right-wing beliefs.
Communism vs. Socialism
Communism vs. Socialism
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What is Fascism?
What is Fascism?
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Left vs. Right: Taxes & Social Programs
Left vs. Right: Taxes & Social Programs
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Left vs. Right: Social Issues
Left vs. Right: Social Issues
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Study Notes
Ideologies and Political Beliefs: Definitions and Differences
- Ideologies are systems of ideas and ideals that form the basis of economic or political theory and policy.
- Socialism advocates for collective or governmental ownership and administration of the means of production and distribution of goods.
- Capitalism is an economic system based on private ownership of the means of production and their operation for profit.
- The political spectrum includes communism, socialism, social democracy, liberalism, conservatism, Nazi-fascism, and right-wing beliefs.
- Communist ideologies advocate for economic equality through a violent revolution, while socialists believe in achieving economic equality through the ballot box.
- Right-wing beliefs support tradition and oppose change in society, while the extreme right is associated with fascism.
- Fascism is a political ideology that stresses militarism and racial purity, which began in Italy in 1922 with Benito Mussolini's regime and in Germany with Adolf Hitler's National Socialist Party in 1933.
- Left-wing beliefs support increasing taxes to fund social programs like welfare, Medicaid, homeless shelters, and free clinics.
- Right-wing beliefs support decreasing taxes and funding social programs through charities.
- Left-wing beliefs are pro-choice on the issue of abortion, while right-wing beliefs are pro-life and believe that human life begins at conception.
- Left-wing beliefs support legalizing same-sex marriage as an equality issue, while right-wing beliefs view it as a moral issue tied to religion.
- Left-wing beliefs prioritize protecting the rights of accused criminals and support government-provided social security and healthcare, while right-wing beliefs prioritize protecting the rights of victims, support privatizing social security and healthcare, and favor deregulation and industrial growth over environmental protection.
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