Sevillo, Gwendell June L.

BS BIO 1-C
Evaluation Number 2
Ideas for Thought and Study

1. Is the struggle for liberalism and constitutionalism justifiable? Why?

Yes. There is nothing more justifiable than to restore and retain the individual
rights, civil liberties, democracy, and free enterprise of the people that has led to the
freest, most prosperous times humankind ever experienced. It requires a struggle
because they are fast being eroded by what today’s political leaders are recommending
and adopting.

2. Why is political stability a factor for progress?

Political stability is a factor for progress because without stability the country
may fall into ruin. With the politicians having very polarizing views and being unable to
agree on certain choices, it can hinder the steady progress or improvement of a country
especially with choices that can affect the state in a major way.