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1

On what basis does Mill defend a political policy recognizing freedom of speech?
A)Free speech is an inalienable natural right.
B)Recognizing freedom of speech shows the respect that is due to persons as autonomous beings with absolute worth and dignity.
C)A policy recognizing freedom of speech is likely to produce the greatest long-term happiness in society.
D)Such a policy is traditional in England, and fundamental traditions shouldn't be changed.
2

Which of the following examples would Mill consider unjustifiable interferences with personal liberty?
A)laws against prostitution
B)the suppression of polygamy among the Mormons
C)laws against gambling
D)all of the above
3

Who said, "The philosophers have only interpreted the world, in various ways; the point is to change it."?
A)Marx
B)Hegel
C)Mill
D)Engels
4

With which of the claims below about capitalism would Marx most disagree?
A)Capitalism involves the exploitation of the proletariat by the bourgeoisie.
B)Capitalism allows for more true freedom than a collectivist system.
C)Capitalism will undermine itself and lead to communism.
D)Capitalism arose as part of a deterministic, dialectical process of history.
5

Marx believes a society that's run by and for the people and that guarantees everyone a living wage, education, health care, and cultural enrichment is
A)a society in which the true freedom of the masses is restricted in a way that involves significant injustice and unhappiness
B)a society in which the true freedom of the masses is significantly restricted but in which the loss of freedom is more than made up for by the justice and happiness established
C)a society in which there is true freedom for the masses
D)a society in which only the bourgeoisie have true freedom, while the proletariat largely lack it





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