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Define the following in your own words: Nationalism: Conservatism: Liberalism: Radicalism: Socialism: Capitalism:

Definitions: Nationalism: feeling/demonstrating an active loyalty to one’s country Conservatism: supporting traditional social & political institutions Liberalism: political philosophy founded on the ideas of liberty & equality

4. Radicalism: supporting republicanism, abolition of the nobility, redistribution of property, wider enfranchisement, freedom of the press & religion 5. Socialism: economic system characterized by large state ownership of the means of production 6. Capitalism: economic system in which the means of production are privately owned

Game Time! Number 1 through 5 in your spiral/notes. Each of you will be given a piece of paper to read to your classmates. You and your classmates are either socialist, conservative, radical, liberal, or nationalist. Go around the class and read your paper to your classmates. Based on what you and your classmate say, figure out 1) what you are and 2) what your classmate(s) is. Write down your answers, and we’ll see if you guess correctly.

Answers: 1 = Pepe Le Pue, the French SOCIALIST! 2 = Des T. Toot (destitute, get it?), the British CONSERVATIVE! 3 = J. Guillotine, the French RADICAL! 4 = M.O. Derate (moderate!), the British LIBERAL! 5 = A.U. Thority (authority), the German or Italian NATIONALIST!

What –ism am I?????

Napoleon Bonaparte Possible Answers: -conservative -nationalist -liberal?

Louis XVI & Marie Antoinette Possible Answers: -conservative -nationalist?

Maximillien Robespierre Possible Answers: -RADICAL!!! -nationalist? -liberal?

Karl Marx Who was he? Wrote the Communist Manifesto in 1848, considered founder of communism. Possible Answers: -SOCIALIST!!! -radical -liberal?

Cecil Rhodes Who was he? British imperialist and industrial businessman in South Africa Possible Answers: -nationalist -conservative

Modern Example: Vladimir Putin Possible Answers: -CONSERVATIVE!!! -NATIONALIST!!!