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Social 30-1 Unit 2 – Key vocabulary & Outcomes To what extent is the resistance to liberalism justified? Vocabulary Age of Exploration Age of Reason autocracy brinkmanship Chartism class system classical conservatism classical liberalism Cold War collectivi...

Social 30-1 Unit 2 – Key vocabulary & Outcomes To what extent is the resistance to liberalism justified? Vocabulary Age of Exploration Age of Reason autocracy brinkmanship Chartism class system classical conservatism classical liberalism Cold War collectivization Commercial Revolution consensus containment deficit spending democratic socialism détente deterrence Duma egalitarianism emancipation enfranchisement environmentalism expansionism fascism feminism fiscal policies five year plan Gosplan Great Depression humanism imperialism indoctrination Industrial Revolution industrialization inflation interventionism iron curtain Keynesian economics Kulaks labour standards Social 30-1 labour unions laissez-faire capitalism liberation movements limited government Luddism Magna Carta Marxism McCarthyism mercantilism Metternich period militarism mixed economy modern liberalism monetarism monetary policies nationalism Nazism neo-conservatism NEP New Deal nonalignment postmodernism progressivism protectionism purges Reaganomics recession Reformation Renaissance republic Russian Revolution safety net salons scapegoat socialism spheres of influence square deal suffragist superpowers Thatcherism totalitarianism Treaty of Versailles Ukraine Famine universal suffrage utopian socialism Social 30-1 war communism welfare capitalism welfare state Yalta Accords Concept Case study o What is the origin of classical liberalism? o How did various philosophers contribute to the ideology of liberalism? o What was the Aboriginal contribution to liberalism? o How did classical liberalism influence 19th-century society? o Why did ideologies develop in response to classical liberalism? o How did modern liberalism evolve as a response to classical Social 30-1 liberalism? o How did economics in the first half of the 20th century reflect the principles of liberalism? o How have economies reflected the principles of liberalism since WWII? o Why did communism emerge as an ideology that rejected the principles of liberalism? o What effect did communism have on citizens? o Why did fascism emerge as an ideology that rejected the principles of liberalism? Social 30-1 o What effect did fascism have on citizens? o How has ideological conflict affected international relations since WWII? o How did ideological conflict affect citizens? o How is modern liberalism challenged by alternative thought? o Is resistance to liberalism justified? Social 30-1 The themes of The Origin and Growth of Liberalism correspond with chapters 3 – 8 in the Perspectives on Ideology textbook. Use the following chart to track your reading assignments: Date Pages assigned Social 30-1