What is the difference between Communism and Socialism?
Communism: Abolition of private property, total government control. Socialism: Reducing income disparities, nationalizing industries.
What is the difference between Fascism and Authoritarianism?
Fascism: Extreme nationalism, ethnic majority rights. Authoritarianism: Not always nationalist, may not prioritize ethnic majority.
What is the aim of Nigeria's Structural Adjustment Program (SAP)?
Adopted in the 1980s, it aimed for neoliberal policies like privatization and reduced state subsidies.
What is the purpose of the UK's National Health Service (NHS)?
Reflects socialist principles by providing healthcare to all citizens, reducing inequality.
Define Individualism.
Belief in individual civil liberties and freedom over governmental restrictions.
Define Neoliberalism.
Belief in limited government intervention in the economy; supports privatization and free trade.
Define Communism.
Belief in the abolition of private property and near-total government control of the economy.
Define Socialism.
Belief in reducing income disparities and nationalizing major private industries.
Define Fascism.
Extreme nationalist ideology favoring authoritarian rule and the rights of the ethnic majority.
Define Populism.
Political philosophy supporting the interests and rights of the common people over the elites.
