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GOVT105 TEST 2

AB
equality of conditionseveryone is equal (T)
moreshabits (T)
national character in Americabringing in money (T)
2 possibilities for social equalityevery citizen or no citizen has rights (T)
The doctrine of sovereignty spreads via _____ and _____mores and laws (T)
Great partiesparties that work for good principles (T)
small partiesparty that agitate/corrupt society (T)
Toqueville--Individualismisolating oneself, limiting interest to a small circle. Not same as egoism (T)
Doctrine of Self Interest rightly understood"By serving his fellows man serves himself and that doing good is to his private advantage" *creates a virtuous person(T)
2 Tendencies from equality1) makes people love independence 2) leads them to servitude (T)
Democratic despotismdespotism by the majority (T)
3 factors of moral opinion1) opinions of higher classes weigh more 2) people follow religion, so it's good to tie that in 3) basic interests of society influence moral opinion........SO societies' likes and dislikes create the moral standards (M)
Liberty (M)The nature and limits of power which can legitimately be exercised by the society over an individual
Extent of ruleto ensure the protection of others (M)
Objections to first hypothesis on silencing discussion1) we need discussion to make good decisions, 2) You're not evil just because you disagree, 3) too often we "accept" one opinion and "reject" another (M)
experiments in livingshort of injury to others, individuality presides (M)
Mill belives in autonomy except....when a person will endanger others with their actions (M)
Vun Humboldtmaximize your potential for good (M)
harm principleobligation not to violate others rights, to contribute to the community, not hurt others, in exchange for societal benefits. (M)
non interference for government good if1) individuals can do things better on their own, 2) it's something the people should do themselves to learn, 3) interfering would create unnecessary power for government (M)
proper role of government (M)centralized, serve as advisory for localities, beholden to the citizens



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