#1
Who is considered the father of modern political philosophy?
#2
Which political philosopher is known for the idea of the 'state of nature' as a hypothetical pre-political condition?
#3
Who wrote 'The Leviathan' and argued for a social contract as a solution to the state of nature?
#4
In political philosophy, what concept refers to the power of a government to regulate and control the economy?
#5
Who wrote 'The Social Contract' and argued for a society governed by the general will?
#6
Which political philosophy emphasizes the social contract as the basis for government legitimacy?
#7
In political philosophy, what is the concept of 'justice as fairness' associated with?
#8
What is the primary focus of classical liberalism in political philosophy?
#9
In political philosophy, what term refers to a government ruled by the wealthy or a privileged elite?
#10
Which political theory advocates for the equal distribution of wealth and the means of production?
#11
Which political philosopher is known for his idea of the 'invisible hand' in the context of free-market capitalism?
#12
What is the central concept in anarchism that advocates for the absence of government and hierarchical structures?
#13
Which political philosophy is associated with the idea of the 'dictatorship of the proletariat'?
#14
In political philosophy, what does the term 'civic republicanism' emphasize?
#15