Class 11 Political Science Chapter 2 Freedom Quiz 2 (25 MCQs)

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1. According to positivists, how should sociology be conducted?
2. A state of being superior to others in authority, power, or status
3. Political, economic, or social equality? Equal pay for equal work
4. In the Southeast, Native Americans lived in huts with thatched roofs and open sides called .....
5. Freedom of Speech for all people
6. Bans and censorship limit one's right to .....
7. What are some of the freedoms that U.S. citizens share?
8. What is the Freedom of the Press according to the Bill of Rights?
9. ..... refers to the freedom from external constraints. There is an area of non-interference, in which the individual should not be hindered.
10. Marxism, Liberalism, or Socialism? Focus is on minimizing existing inequality and distributing resources justly. Advocates are not opposed to the free market, but they favor government regulation.
11. Native Americans in the Southwest lived in ..... made of clay or cut into rocks.
12. What is the positivist position on value freedom?
13. ..... = the absence of external constraints.
14. Natural inequality or social inequality? Difference between men and women in positions of leadership
15. This freedom allows people to gather peacefully for a special purpose.
16. Who wrote Hind Swaraj
17. Marxism, Liberalism, or Socialism? Focuses on individual freedom, which is paramount.
18. Americans have the right to gather peacefully because of the freedom of .....
19. Political, economic, or social equality? Rule of law (everyone is equal in the eyes of the law; no one is above the law).
20. What does relativism mean?
21. What kind of houses did the Native Americans of the Northeast live in?
22. How many stars are on our flag?
23. Which of the following is an example of an Affirmative Action policy?
24. Fill in the blank:Nelson Mandela was even ..... for speaking out against apartheid.
25. ..... refers to the freedom of the individual to live to his/her highest potential by cultivating the conditions for positive personal development. It refers not only to freedom from external constraints on personal development but also internal constraints on personal development.