Liberalism's View of the Relationship Between Freedom and Equality Is

question 12

Multiple Choice

Liberalism's view of the relationship between freedom and equality is to favor:

• A)equality over freedom.
• B)freedom over equality.
• C)freedom and equality equally.
• D)neither freedom nor equality.
• E)democracy over freedom and equality.

Analyze the roles and contributions of significant figures during the New Deal era.

Examine the evolution of labor movements and tactics from the 19th century to the New Deal era.

Critically evaluate the New Deal's influence on civil rights and African-American communities.

Assess the New Deal's impact on American political ideology and the concept of freedom.

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