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How should the government balance the ideals of liberty and equality in terms of public policy?
The government should balance the ideals of liberty and equality in terms of public policy through promotion of essential democratic values. Without limiting the liberty of the people, it will automatically lead to inequality of the citizens.
How many people were there in the sons of liberty?
people of the sons of liberty
What are the characteristics of American democracy that form political culture?
The people decides. (By voting)
What is the Equality of all persons?
There are many people who believe that all rights should be equal for all people. All people should have the equal right to life for example.
What statement best illustrates the contradiction between Enlightenment values and government policies in the early US?
Enlightenment thinkers valued individual liberty, but the U.S government continued to allow slaves to be deprived of all liberty
What was motto of the people fighting in the French Revolution?
Liberty, Equality, Fraternity
Who coined the slogan liberty equality and fraternity?
people of the constituent assembly.
What are the slogans of the French Revolution?
Liberty, Fraternity & Equality, that was the phrasology. The reality was very, very different. I am not sure there was much of any of it. Chopping peoples heads off because they are the Nobility just made other people fill the vacuum.
How should the government balance the ideals of liberty and equality in terms of public policy?
The government should balance the ideals of liberty and equality in terms of public policy through promotion of essential democratic values. Without limiting the liberty of the people, it will automatically lead to inequality of the citizens.
How does the Declaration of the Rights of Man and Citizen reflect the social and political values of the eighteenth-century Enlightenment?
The Declaration of the Rights of Man reflected the social and political values of the 18th century because it seeks liberty and equality for all people. It says man has the power and the right to chose their government.
What do you think the majority of the french people wanted to see changed as a result of the revolution?
They wanted Liberty, Equality and Fraternity.
What are the types of people favoured in your society?
Rich people. Equality gets a lot of mouth service, but when it comes to preferential treatment by banks, celebrities, politicians, policemen and preachers, it's good to be wealthy.
What is the motto of the french republic?
these are two that i got of the internet for a school project about Plato {PLAY-TO} "A wise man has something to say, wheres a fool has to say something" and i think that means like for someone whos wise,things come more fluently to them versus someone whos a fool has to think of something to say. and "of all animals, the boy is the most unmanageable" i think what this means is that of all living creatures, the boy is the most hardest creature to control and also "no matter what the many say of us" i think this means that it doesn't matter what people say of us.
What are some values that citizens in a democratic society need?
Justice Equality Diversity Liberty
What effect does the french revolution have on us today?
The french revolution influence us to make people know about liberty,equality and fraternity.
What is john Locke's second treatise of government?
A philosophical work from the 17th century that outlines why people should be able to change their government. He determines that all people have the right to life, liberty, and property. Liberty is the freedom to arrange your affairs in the way you want. Property is obtained when you apply your labour to common property. If the government is depriving you of these things you should be able to get rid of them. He outlines reason as the factor that permits us to realize the equality of people and thus our duty not to harm them.
What was a period in which people used reason to improve society?
The Enlightenment period in the 18th century was a time when people used reason and scientific principles to challenge traditional beliefs and improve society. Thinkers like Voltaire, Rousseau, and Locke promoted ideas of liberty, progress, and equality, sparking reforms in government, education, and human rights.
