Deck 4: Social Justice
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Deck 4: Social Justice
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Social justice emphasizes:
A) Justice for classes of people
B) Justice concerning the way nations deal with each other
C) Allowing neighborhoods to set standards of justice for their local community
D) Making punishment for crime highly visible to the public through such things as public executions or public beatings
A) Justice for classes of people
B) Justice concerning the way nations deal with each other
C) Allowing neighborhoods to set standards of justice for their local community
D) Making punishment for crime highly visible to the public through such things as public executions or public beatings
A
2
Which type of human rights is intended to protect citizens from the power of the government?
A) Negative rights
B) Positive rights
C) Both negative and positive rights
D) None of these
A) Negative rights
B) Positive rights
C) Both negative and positive rights
D) None of these
A
3
The Bill of Rights to the U.S. Constitution represents what kind of rights?
A) Negative rights
B) Positive rights
C) Both negative and positive rights
D) None of these
A) Negative rights
B) Positive rights
C) Both negative and positive rights
D) None of these
A
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The rights to food, clothing, medical care, education, and housing are considered:
A) Negative rights
B) Positive rights
C) Both negative and positive rights
D) None of these
A) Negative rights
B) Positive rights
C) Both negative and positive rights
D) None of these
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5
The poverty rate for children in America is two to three times higher than in most Western industrialized countries.
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6
For Karl Marx, economic justice:
A) Is not possible in a capitalist system
B) Can best be achieved through a free market operating without government intervention
C) Requires that workers receive a fair wage, overtime pay, and a number of paid holidays
D) Can only be achieved if everyone has the right to vote
A) Is not possible in a capitalist system
B) Can best be achieved through a free market operating without government intervention
C) Requires that workers receive a fair wage, overtime pay, and a number of paid holidays
D) Can only be achieved if everyone has the right to vote
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7
Regarding justice and economics, Social Darwinists (including Friedrich von Hayek in his book The Mirage of Social Justice) believe that:
A) The government has an obligation to reduce economic inequality
B) Communism is the ideal form for society
C) Society must provide equal opportunities for all to succeed
D) Inequality is unavoidable and it is a mistake to have the government step in to correct inequalities
A) The government has an obligation to reduce economic inequality
B) Communism is the ideal form for society
C) Society must provide equal opportunities for all to succeed
D) Inequality is unavoidable and it is a mistake to have the government step in to correct inequalities
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8
Regarding women and justice, the so-called "Eve Problem" refers to:
A) The tendency of women to see themselves as inferior to men
B) Viewing women as seductresses who exploit the sexual weakness of males
C) The complaint by employers about women seeking maternity leave with pay
D) Women being hesitant to enter into traditionally male occupations
A) The tendency of women to see themselves as inferior to men
B) Viewing women as seductresses who exploit the sexual weakness of males
C) The complaint by employers about women seeking maternity leave with pay
D) Women being hesitant to enter into traditionally male occupations
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9
According to the text, historically, what has been true of rape?
A) Throughout history, women were often raped by the men in their lives (father or husband, for example).
B) Throughout most of history, rape was not a crime and women who were raped were not looked down upon.
C) Most societies have required almost no proof to support a woman's claim of rape - her word alone has usually been enough.
D) All of these
A) Throughout history, women were often raped by the men in their lives (father or husband, for example).
B) Throughout most of history, rape was not a crime and women who were raped were not looked down upon.
C) Most societies have required almost no proof to support a woman's claim of rape - her word alone has usually been enough.
D) All of these
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10
In most societies women make up the majority of the population.
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11
Because of groups such as the American Indian Movement (AIM), injustices against Native Americans have largely ended.
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12
Among various environmental movements, those known as the preservationists:
A) Wanted to preserve natural resources for future generations
B) Led to the creation of hundreds of national parks
C) Are human-oriented - that is, they want to protect the environment as a way to protect human civilization
D) Want to protect the environment for its own value, having less concern for human need and consumption
A) Wanted to preserve natural resources for future generations
B) Led to the creation of hundreds of national parks
C) Are human-oriented - that is, they want to protect the environment as a way to protect human civilization
D) Want to protect the environment for its own value, having less concern for human need and consumption
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13
Rachel Carson's book, Silent Spring:
A) Started the modern environmental movement
B) Documented how concerns about the environment have been greatly exaggerated
C) Argued that only scientific experts should have input on the government's environmental policies
D) Argued that if forced to choose, society should pick good jobs over a clean environment
A) Started the modern environmental movement
B) Documented how concerns about the environment have been greatly exaggerated
C) Argued that only scientific experts should have input on the government's environmental policies
D) Argued that if forced to choose, society should pick good jobs over a clean environment
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