Politics · Year 13 · Core Political Ideologies · 1.º Período
Liberalism
A study of liberal principles such as individualism, freedom, and the state. Students will contrast classical liberalism with modern liberalism.
National Curriculum Attainment TargetsDfE A-Level Politics Subject Content: Core Ideologies (Liberalism)Edexcel Component 1: Liberalism
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A study of liberal principles such as individualism, freedom, and the state. Students will contrast classical liberalism with modern liberalism.
Key Questions
- How do classical and modern liberals differ on the role of the state?
- What is the significance of foundational equality?
- How do liberals reconcile individualism with society?
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