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Froggy Jumps Ideology & Identity ChallengeVersión en línea Foundations of Ideology Quiz por Gracie 1 What is an ideology? a A political party b A personal hobby c A system of beliefs and values about society 2 Identify two factors that influence a person’s ideology. a Family, culture, education, media, religion, experiences (any 2) b Hair color and height c Favorite food and pets 3 What are the four key components that shape ideology? a Human nature, interpretation of the past, vision for the future, role of government b Technology, urban planning, sports, fashion c Climate, age, gender, income 4 How does human nature influence ideology? a It sets unemployment rates b It shapes beliefs about how people behave and what rules are needed c It determines weather patterns 5 Why is a vision of the future important in forming ideology? a It increases taxes b It guides goals and policies c It reduces property rights 6 What role does economic belief play in ideology? a It changes climate change policy b It controls sports leagues c It shapes views on wealth, property, and distribution 7 How can environment influence ideology? a Hair color and eye color b Culture, location, and experiences shape beliefs c Diet and sleep patterns 8 What is meant by interpretation of the past? a How people understand history influences beliefs b Which country won a war c How to translate ancient scripts 9 Why do people adopt different ideologies? a Identical beliefs across societies b Different experiences and influences c Same experiences, different clothes 10 How are ideology and identity connected? a Ideology and identity are unrelated b Ideology shapes values, which shape identity c Identity creates weather 11 Define individualism. a Belief in group welfare over individual b Collective ownership of property c Belief in individual freedom and self-reliance 12 Define collectivism. a Self-reliance b Belief in group welfare over individual c Belief in individual freedom 13 What is one major difference between individualism and collectivism? a Same focus on group and individual b Focus on individual vs group c Always opposite economic systems 14 In individualism, how is identity defined? a Personal traits b Group membership c Economic status 15 In collectivism, how is identity defined? a Personal traits b Economic status c Group membership 16 What is meant by self-interest? a Acting for the group’s benefit b Acting in one’s own benefit c Ignoring personal needs 17 What is collective interest? a Acting for the group’s benefit b Focusing on individual profits c Acting in one’s own benefit 18 Why is competition important in individualism? a Lowers productivity b Reduces creativity c Encourages innovation and success 19 Why is cooperation important in collectivism? a Increases isolation b Promotes group harmony and survival c Weakens social bonds 20 Which ideology values conformity more, and why? a Anarchism (values chaos) b Individualism (values novelty) c Collectivism (values unity and harmony) 21 Explain private property. a Property owned by individuals b No property rights c Property owned by the public/government 22 Explain public property. a Private property only b Property owned by the public/government c Property owned by individuals 23 What is economic freedom? a Forced sharing of wealth b Freedom to make economic decisions c State control of all prices 24 What is economic equality? a Complete wealth concentration b Equal distribution of wealth c No wealth distribution 25 What is collective responsibility? a Group responsibility for actions b No accountability c Individual responsibility only 26 What are individual rights and freedoms? a Privileges granted by employer b Right to collective decision making c Freedoms protected by law 27 What is adherence to collective norms? a Ignoring group rules b Following group expectations c Challenging tradition 28 What is the rule of law? a Laws apply to some people b Laws can be ignored by leaders c Laws apply equally to all 29 Which ideology is more likely to support wealth redistribution? a Individualism b Libertarianism c Collectivism 30 Which ideology prioritizes personal achievement? a Individualism b Collectivism c Socialism 31 Would an individualist support government monitoring the internet? Why or why not? a Yes — increases safety b No — violates freedom/privacy c Yes — helps authority 32 Would a collectivist support mandatory school uniforms? Why? a Yes — promotes unity b No — restricts freedom c Yes — increases individuality 33 Would an individualist support government-funded tuition? Why or why not? a Yes — promotes equality b Yes — reduces debt c No — individual should pay 34 Would a collectivist support subsidized childcare? Why? a No — increases government size b Yes — supports families/community c Yes — promotes profit 35 Which ideology is more likely to support strict business regulations? a Liberalism b Individualism c Collectivism 36 What is the main difference between left-wing and right-wing ideologies? a Left = change/equality, Right = tradition/stability b Left = economy, Right = society c Left = tradition, Right = change 37 What does radical mean on the political spectrum? a Desire for extreme change b Desire for stability c Support for status quo 38 What does status quo mean? a Extreme change b Keeping things the same c Revolution 39 What is laissez-faire capitalism? a State ownership of all resources b Heavy government control c Minimal government in economy 40 What type of economy involves heavy government control? a Command economy b Market economy c Traditional economy 41 What did Thomas Hobbes believe about human nature? a Humans are divine b Humans are selfish and need strong control c Humans are noble and cooperative 42 What did John Locke believe about natural rights? a People have natural rights (life, liberty, property) b Rights are granted by rulers c Rights only through society 43 What was Jean-Jacques Rousseau’s view on society? a Humans are virtuous due to culture b Humans are naturally good but corrupted by society c Society has no impact on humans 44 What is Karl Marx known for criticizing? a Liberal democracy b Mercantilism c Capitalism 45 What economic idea is Adam Smith associated with? a Communism b State-controlled economy c Free-market capitalism 46 Why might someone support collectivism during a crisis? a Individualism enhances innovation b Collectivism promotes group harmony and survival c Free markets reduce risk 47 Why might individualism lead to inequality? a Unequal access to resources/opportunities b No wealth disparities c Equal opportunities for all 48 How can ideology shape government policies? a Laws and decisions reflect beliefs b Laws are random c Policies do not reflect beliefs 49 Which ideology better protects freedom? Explain briefly. a Collectivism — freedom through unity b Answers vary — must justify c Individualism — no restrictions 50 To what extent should ideology shape identity? a Identity should be fixed b Ideology should not shape identity c Answers vary — must justify

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What is an ideology?

Identify two factors that influence a person’s ideology.

What are the four key components that shape ideology?

How does human nature influence ideology?

Why is a vision of the future important in forming ideology?

What role does economic belief play in ideology?

How can environment influence ideology?

What is meant by interpretation of the past?

Why do people adopt different ideologies?

How are ideology and identity connected?

Define individualism.

Define collectivism.

What is one major difference between individualism and collectivism?

In individualism, how is identity defined?

In collectivism, how is identity defined?

What is meant by self-interest?

What is collective interest?

Why is competition important in individualism?

Why is cooperation important in collectivism?

Which ideology values conformity more, and why?

Explain private property.

Explain public property.

What is economic freedom?

What is economic equality?

What is collective responsibility?

What are individual rights and freedoms?

What is adherence to collective norms?

What is the rule of law?

Which ideology is more likely to support wealth redistribution?

Which ideology prioritizes personal achievement?

Would an individualist support government monitoring the internet? Why or why not?

Would a collectivist support mandatory school uniforms? Why?

Would an individualist support government-funded tuition? Why or why not?

Would a collectivist support subsidized childcare? Why?

Which ideology is more likely to support strict business regulations?

What is the main difference between left-wing and right-wing ideologies?

What does radical mean on the political spectrum?

What does status quo mean?

What is laissez-faire capitalism?

What type of economy involves heavy government control?

What did Thomas Hobbes believe about human nature?

What did John Locke believe about natural rights?

What was Jean-Jacques Rousseau’s view on society?

What is Karl Marx known for criticizing?

What economic idea is Adam Smith associated with?

Why might someone support collectivism during a crisis?

Why might individualism lead to inequality?

How can ideology shape government policies?

Which ideology better protects freedom? Explain briefly.

To what extent should ideology shape identity?

Explain private property.

Explain public property.

What does radical mean on the political spectrum?

What does status quo mean?