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Name: Senapilo, Francine D.
Year and Section: 12 - Uzziah
Subject: POLGOV
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Activity Title Analysis of Political Ideologies
Learning Target/ To compare the different political ideologies based on their respective views on
the economy and the government.
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POLITICAL VIEWS ON ECONOMY
IDEOLOGY
Liberalism  Liberalism stood for the freedom of
markets and the abolition of state-
imposed restrictions on the
movement of goods and capital.
 Liberals typically believe that
government is necessary to protect
individuals from being harmed by
others, but they also recognize that
government itself can pose a threat
to liberty.
https://www.britannica.com/topic/liberal us-government-and-civics/us-gov-
ism
Socialism  It believes that the means of
making, moving, and trading wealth
should be owned or controlled by
the workers. This means the
money made belongs to the people
who make the things, instead of a
group of private owners.
Communis  Advocates for a classless society in  In the communist society that Marx
m which all property and wealth are
communally-owned, instead of by
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VIEWS ON GOVERNMENT

Liberals can also be supportive of
government regulation to a certain
degree; they tend to oppose
government intervention in the free
market when it inhibits free trade and
open competition.
 Liberals tend to favor more
government intervention in order to
promote social and economic equality.
https://www.khanacademy.org/humanities/
american-political-ideologies-and-
beliefs/us-gov-ideology-and-social-
policy/a/lesson-summary-ideology-and-
social-policy
 All legal production and distribution
decisions are made by the
government, and individuals rely on
the state for everything from food to
healthcare.
 The government determines the output
and pricing levels of these goods and
services.
https://www.investopedia.com/terms/s/soci
alism.asp
described, the government has
supreme authority through its total
 individuals. control of land and means of
production. Because the government
distributes land and property among
the people, communism sets a
standard of equality -- both
economically and socially -- among its
followers.
https://people.howstuffworks.com/commu
nism1.htm
Anarchism  Everyone should be free and equal,  All forms of authority based on
and the only associations are ones hierarchy, such as organised religion
that people enter into voluntarily. and capitalism, have to be removed.
 As German social theorist Andreas  It exerts complete authority over, and
Wittel has written, it's possible to restricts the liberty of, all individuals
distinguish two basic types of and groups within its boundaries.
anarchism: At one end, there's https://www.tutor2u.net/politics/reference/
social anarchism, which anarchism-and-rejection-of-the-state
emphasizes the society, having
people work together in harmony
for the common good. At the other
end is libertarian anarchism, which
mostly focuses upon the individual,
making sure that each person has
the maximum amount of freedom.
https://people.howstuffworks.com/anar
chism1.htm
Fascism
Social
Democracy
Democracy