Across
- 1. ideologies that opposed the values, beliefs and principles of liberalism
- 5. An ideology that values the freedom and worth of the individual
- 10. the right to vote
- 13. the principle that all people are equal and deserve equal rights and opportunities
- 15. When major powers tried to lessen the tension during the cold war through talks
- 16. (last name) the father of capitalism
- 17. an acroymn for a situation that would result from an unwinnable nuclear war
- 19. the use of spies normally to obtain secret information
- 20. the political act of disagreeing
- 23. (2 words) when people were scared of communism and America isolated and there was a shift to the right
- 24. something that 2 reasonable people can disagree upon
- 25. a form of government with the authority vested in an elite group that kay or may not rule in the interest of the people
- 26. having exclusive control over something that makes it possible to manipulate prices
- 28. a collection of ideologies all committed to the principle of the dignity and freedom of the individual as the foundation for society
- 30. working class movement in Britain promoting political and social reform
- 31. the use of messages designed to influence the opinions or behaviours of a large number of people
- 36. ______ economy, where the government makes all the decisions and everything is shared equally
- 38. A ______ Paper that Trudeau created, that proposed to abolish all things that made First Nations people distinct from the rest of Canada
- 40. an unreasonable fear or hatred of foreigners
- 42. when too many people withdraw their savings from a bank at the same time causing the bank to possibly go bankrupt
- 43. _____ act used by government officials to control First Nations
- 44. Opposed the progress of the industrial revolution and destroyed machinery
- 45. far left, everyone working for the common benefit
- 46. (last name) the harm principle
- 47. the economic policies of the Ronald Reagan US presidency
- 48. an alliance or agreement
- 49. An anti-communist movement in the US in the 1950s
- 50. letting go/freeing from restraint
Down
- 2. (last name) Believed that humans were inherently good but corrupted by society
- 3. An ideology that values the goals of the group and the common good
- 4. Square deal created by ______ Roosevelt
- 6. (2 words) The US provided aid to European nations after WWII while also imposing free-market policies on them
- 7. expanding and taking over territory through the violation of another country's sovereignty
- 8. ______ revolution, a time of social, economic and political reform in Quebec
- 9. (last name) Believed that humans were intelligent, reasonable and could make rational decisions
- 11. a term used to describe the containing of communism during the cold war
- 12. (last name) proposed a system of government that should be divided into 3 branches
- 14. having total control over its citizens, think Stalin
- 18. (last name) Believed human nature was characterized by fear, violence and dangerous self interest
- 21. a central authority or protecting ruler
- 22. New Deal created by ______ Roosevelt
- 27. A form of government in which political power rests with a small elite segment of society
- 29. when there is high inflation and high unemployment
- 32. a time that brought greater interest in the individual, represented a shift in ideology
- 33. a movement of thought, art and criticism that raises questions about the faith that moderns have in reason and in progress
- 34. a belief system that is outside the mainstream spectrum
- 35. (last name) thought that only a select few elite people should be allowed to run, believed in classical conservatism
- 37. a form of government in which a state is ruled by representatives of the citizen body
- 39. When countries are on the brink of a war
- 41. when the cost of products go up and interest rates go up