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This document defines ideology as a system of ideas and ideals that forms the basis of economic or political theory and policy. It then lists and provides brief descriptions of some major 19th century ideologies that ended in "ism", including liberalism, conservatism, capitalism, socialism, communism, nationalism, imperialism, and fascism. It asks the reader to consider where they fit on the political spectrum and defines some related terms like orthodox, heterodox, neo, and proto.
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Aim: how did 19th century ideologies develop?
- 1. Aim: How did 19th Century Ideologies Develop? DO NOW: Define: “IDEOLOGY”
- 2. “IDEOLOGY” -A system of ideas and ideals, that forms the basis of economic or political theory and policy. “OLOGY “ “ISM”
- 3. What are the “ISM’s” of the 19th Century? Any word that ends with “ism” means that it is a Doctrine; theory; system of principles or set beliefs that people follow. Liberalism., Conservatism, Capitalism, Socialism, Communism, Nationalism, Imperialism, Social Darwinism, Fascism…
- 4. LIBERALISM
- 5. CONSERVATISM Keep Things “STATUS QUO” “Time to tighten the screws!”
- 7. SOCIALISM & COMMUNISM These symbols represent Communism
- 8. NATIONALISM
- 9. IMPERIALISM
- 10. Social Darwinism
- 11. FASCISM A perched eagle clutching a fasces a cylindrical bundle of elm or birch rods bound together by red bands was the Italian symbol of fascism under Mussolini.
- 12. “...Hmmm… so many ideologies...which one should I choose?
- 13. Where do YOU fit on the SPECTRUM?
- 14. Some terms worth knowing: Orthodox-Traditionally accepted as right or true; established and approved. Heterodox-not conforming with accepted or orthodox standards or beliefs. Neo- “New” “Modern” Proto-original; primitive.
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- What objects can you identify in these symbols? What do these symbols tell us about Socialism & Communism?
- What parts of this picture tell us that they have pride in their country? What do these symbols tell us about Nationalism?