Assignment #1- Vocabulary

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Rick Smith
 Ideology
 -ideologies are
organized collections of
ideas, and ideology can
be see as a way at
looking at things in a
different way, main
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 individualism
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virtues of self-reliance
and personal
independence.
 collectivism
 describes any
philosophic, political,
economic or social
outlook that emphasizes
the interdependence of
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 liberalism
 The belief in the
importance of liberty
and equality.

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 Self-interest
 Generally refers to a
focus on the needs or
desires (interests) of
oneself.

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 competition
 A contest between
individuals, groups,
nations, animals, etc.
for territory, a niche, or
a location of resources.
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 Freedom (political/economic
 Meaning free power
or free will and to be
able to make your
own decisions.

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 Rule of law
 A legal maxim to
which no one is
immune to the law.

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 Private property
 the right of persons
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 Collective responsibility
 a concept or doctrine,
according to which
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Collective interest
 cooperation
 the process of working
or acting together,
which can be
accomplished by both
intentional and non-
intentional agents.

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 Economic equality
 a state of economic
affairs in which
equality of outcome
has been
manufactured for all
the participants of a
society.
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 Collective norms
 A large gathering of
some sort bringing
things together.

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 Public property
 property which is
owned collectively by
the people as a whole.
This is in contrast to
private property.
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 belief
 the psychological
state in which an
individual holds a
proposition to be
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 value
 How much something
means to someone,
money, family, etc.

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 Individual identity
 How a person portrays
themselves to others
and how they act and
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 Collective identity
 individuals' sense of
belonging (the
identity) to a group
(the collective).

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