The Political Ideologies (Week 2-3) Most Essential Learning Competency

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The Political Ideologies (Week 2-3)

Most Essential Learning Competency:

Differentiate the Political Ideologies.

Week 2: Activity 1: Let’s Find It!

Instruction: Find and circle 10 key words that are related to Political ideologies. The words may be hidden in any
directions.

KEY WORDS:

1. ANARCHISM 2. CONSERVATISM 3. FASCISM 4. FEMINISM 5. GOVERNMENT 6. IDEOLOGIES 7. LIBERALISM 8.


MARXISM 9. POLITICS 10. SOCIALISM

Activity 2: The weight of thinking

Direction: Complete the chart below to compare and contrast the different major political ideologies.

Political Ideologies Similarities Differences


1. Conservatism and Liberalism is a belief in gradual social Conservatism is opposition to rapid
Liberalism progress by changing laws, rather than changes, and supports keeping
by revolution. Liberalism is the belief traditions in society.
that people should have a lot of political
and individual freedom.
2. Facism and Socialism The source of the similarity between The main source of difference is that
the two ideologies is that both want to each system coercively favors and
impose politically-chosen ends on harms different groups of individuals in
everybody. society. Dennis exaggerates the place of
markets—of free markets—under
fascism.
3. Anarchism and Feminism Thinking through the possible The differences between these two
relationships between feminisms and emancipatory political frameworks and
anarchisms involves a commitment to identifying what insights each
analysing the similarities. movement could offer the other. That
task is, of course, beyond the scope of
any article or book. It involves a
dynamic series of dialogues where
issues are debated and reformed
depending upon different contexts, a
process which recognises that “theory”
and “practice” are not separate
activities but interdependent and
evolving forms of knowledge.

Activity 3: KataQuote!

Directions: Read the statement carefully and briefly explain your understanding of the quotation below.

“A state is better governed which has few laws, and those laws strictly observed.”

-Rene Descartes

There are good laws and bad laws. Most jurisdictions have some of each. You can indeed
make things better by repealing the bad laws, but you make them worse by repealing the
good ones.

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