UNIT TWO: FOUNDATIONS OF LIBERALISM
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                        2. Concepts and Terms
Foundations of Liberalism Concepts and Terms
Unit Question: How did liberalism originate?
Issue Question: To what extent is resistance to liberalism justified?
In this unit, you will explore the following big ideas based on questions arising from the issue question:
- What is classical liberalism?
 - What ideas about the nature of human beings influenced classical liberalism?
 - What was the impact of classical liberalism?
 
                       This is a list of new terms you will encounter in this unit.
                
            classical liberalism 
competition
constitution
direct democracy
divine right of kings
enlightenment
            
            competition
constitution
direct democracy
divine right of kings
enlightenment
fascism 
free market
Great Law of Peace
invisible hand
humanism
laissez-faire capitalism
            
            free market
Great Law of Peace
invisible hand
humanism
laissez-faire capitalism
Magna Carta 
progressivism
mercantilism
rule of law
self-interest
social contract
tyranny of the majority
            
            progressivism
mercantilism
rule of law
self-interest
social contract
tyranny of the majority
People Make History! Especially these thinkers who contributed to Classical Liberal thought:
Adam Smith 
Baron de Montesquieu
            Baron de Montesquieu
Jean Jacques Rousseau 
John Locke
            John Locke
John Stuart Mill  
Thomas Hobbes
            Thomas Hobbes