SST3772-ABED_1: Unit 3.2 Terms and Ideas

3.2 Terms and Ideas *Is resistance to liberalism justified?* Big Ideas: Appreciate Aboriginal contributions to the development of ideologies. Appreciate the impact on citizens and citizenship of the promotion of ideological principles. Appreciate the adherence of individuals and groups to various ideologies. Explore Aboriginal contributions to the development of liberalism. Explore the relationship between the values of liberalism and origins of liberalism. Examine the impacts of liberal thought on 19th century society. Examine ideologies that developed in response to liberalism. Examine the growth of liberalism. Analyze the extent to which resistance to liberalism is justified.
Following is a list of new terms you will encounter in this unit. Click on each for its definition.
capital capitalist citizenship class system classical liberalism demand democratic socialism distribution of wealth domestic system economic system economics economy	entrepreneur factory system goods Industrial Revolution industrialization labour labour union laissez-faire land market means of production mercantilism	modern liberalism monopoly needs political culture political institutions political system reformist scarcity socialist supply utopian socialism wants welfare state
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