A) The father of liberalism B) The father of socialism C) The father of communism D) The father of conservatism
A) 1795 B) 1790 C) 1789 D) 1792
A) The Industrial Revolution B) The French Revolution C) The American Revolution D) The Russian Revolution
A) To maintain order and protect the rights of individuals B) To promote equality above all C) To foster division among classes D) To control every aspect of life
A) The importance of gradual reform over radical change B) The promotion of anarchy C) The pursuit of absolute freedom D) The necessity of revolutionary upheaval
A) Only those who are wealthy B) Only political leaders C) Only the current living generation D) Those who are living, those who are dead, and those yet to be born
A) Virtue should be secondary to power B) Virtue complicates political decisions C) Virtue is essential for good governance D) Virtue is meaningless in politics
A) The House of Commons B) The Privy Council C) The House of Lords D) The Cabinet |