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Welcome Back! It seems like you always have time off!

Housekeeping Your unit 1 test will be tomorrow. It will have: – 23 m/c. – 5 fill in the blanks. – 3 questions. Note: The Test was not written by me and I have made some corrections. We will address those Tomorrow.

Let’s do some review We will talk about each of the questions that might be on the test. You will have to answer 3 of these.

What is collectivism? List and describe its characteristics.

What were Locke’s and Hobbes’ views on human nature? What role did they believe government should play in society?

Identify and describe five sources of identity.

Identify and describe the themes of ideology.

How did the Renaissance contribute to the rise of individualism? Be specific and give examples.

What is individualism? List and describe its characteristics.

How do individualism and collectivism compete and complement each other?

How did the Reformation contribute to the rise of individualism? Be specific and give examples.

Words to review Perspective Ideology Collectivism Individualism Hegemony Point of View Identity Liberalism Totalitarianism Progressivism Themes of Ideologies

More Words Autonomy Self-Reliance Common Good Medieval Period Renaissance The Reformation Rule of Law Individual Rights and Freedoms Private Property

Continued Welfare-State Self-Interest Competition Economic Equality Public Property Collective Interest Collective Responsibility Adherence to Collective Norms.

Philosophers Karl Marx J.S. Mill Adam Smith Edmund Burke. Locke Plato Hobbes Rousseau Hint: Use the front of your book.

Let’s get a little more review in! I’ll be on FACEBOOK tonight From 8 – 9ish if you have questions.