Politics Ideology Revision - 3 - Statistics

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Question	Answer	% Correct
Who is the economist that classical liberals and neo-liberals support?	Adam Smith	83%
Who is the economist that modern liberals are more likely to support?	John Maynard Keynes	67%
What clause did New Labour revise to embrace (in part) economic liberalism?	Clause IV	50%
What term denotes the economic practice of operating economic policies on an internation scale that emerged in the post-Cold War world? Liberals support this.	Globalism	50%
Which liberal value has come under strain due to the growth in nationalism and populism in the wake of the increased immigration into the UK?	Tolerance	17%
When was the financial crash (in the UK) which demonstrated the flaws in economic liberalism and rejuvinated interest in socialism?	15 September 2018	0%
What type of liberal believes that state intervention should be minimal and individuals left unchecked (unless they hamper the freedom of others)?	Classical Liberals	0%
What emerged in the early 2000s as an aggressive and irrational phenomenon which challenges the most basic of liberal values?	Islamic Terrorism	0%
What type of liberal believes that individuals have the potential to attain certain qualitites, rather than being innately blessed with them?	Modern Liberals	0%
What type of liberal sees society as one where individuals have been stymied by 'positive liberty' and that the 'dependency culture' must now be corrected by a radical reduction of the state?	Neo-Liberals	0%

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