Justice, Obligation & Civil Society

Fairness, obedience, and civic space. Ideal for competitive exams and political science prep.

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QUESTION NO 01

An ideology is?

Answer: A coherent set of political beliefs

Examples: liberalism, socialism, conservatism.

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QUESTION NO 02

Democracy (broadly) means?

Answer: Rule by the people

It involves popular participation and accountability.

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Authority differs from raw power because authority is?

Answer: Power accepted as rightful

Authority is legitimized power.

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QUESTION NO 04

Justice as fairness (Rawls) emphasizes?

Answer: Fair basic structure and equal liberties

Rawls used the original position/veil of ignorance.

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QUESTION NO 05

Civil society refers to?

Answer: Associations and organizations between family and state

NGOs, unions, and civic groups are examples.

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QUESTION NO 06

A constitution typically?

Answer: Sets fundamental rules of government

It structures powers and rights.

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QUESTION NO 07

Negative liberty is freedom from?

Answer: Interference by others

Isaiah Berlin contrasted negative and positive liberty.

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QUESTION NO 08

Positive liberty concerns?

Answer: Ability/capacity to act and self-direct

It focuses on empowerment and self-mastery.

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QUESTION NO 09

Anarchism rejects?

Answer: The state as necessary/legitimate authority

Anarchists favor non-state forms of order.

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QUESTION NO 10

Utilitarianism judges actions by?

Answer: Greatest happiness/utility for the greatest number

Bentham and Mill are central utilitarians.

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Justice, Obligation & Civil Society

An ideology is?

Democracy (broadly) means?

Authority differs from raw power because authority is?

Justice as fairness (Rawls) emphasizes?

Civil society refers to?

A constitution typically?

Negative liberty is freedom from?

Positive liberty concerns?

Anarchism rejects?

Utilitarianism judges actions by?

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