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A  Utopia 

B  Eugenics 

C  Thought Experiment 

D  Superman 

A  In the long run its good for the wealthy, because they will be able to sell more merchandise to the poor

B  It is useful for the rich to share their wealth 

C  Wealthy have money only because they are lucky 

D  Insignificant burden for the few wealthy people can create significant happiness for many 

A  Government acknowledges and protects fundamental human rights 

B  All citizens are equal, because wealth is distributed evenly 

C  People participate in government through representation by voting 

D  Government allows freedoms and privileges for the people 

A  Realizing that the worst crimes in human history may have been the result of my own bad karma

B  Harshly condemning those, who instigated Auschwitz and Hiroshima  

C  In waging a “just war” through legitimate authority 

D  Understanding that all wars occurred because of religions 

A  Government collecting any form of tax from its citizens 

B  Prostitution of minors 

C  Any form of mandatory arrest

D  Mandatory minimum wage 

A  John Locke 

B  John Rawls 

C  Robert Nozick

D  Thomas More 

A  Thought Experiment = Robert Nozick 

B  Libertarianism = Laissez-Faire Government 

C  Egalitarianism = Libertarianism 

D  USA Republicanism = John Rawls

A  Consent alone is not enough, ethical contracts must be available for change if one of the parties has decided to change the terms because of his/her inability to do the job professionally 

B  Contracts can be ethical only if they lack any self-interest or profiteering of any kind

C  Evidence of written or oral agreement between responsible adults is sufficient to make the contracts ethical 

D  Consent is important, but ethical contracts must be a result of well-informed parties using equal bargaining position  

A  Nietzsche

B  Locke  

C  Thomas More 

D  Malthus  

A  Republican 

B  Libertarian 

C  Democrat 

D  Oligarch 

A  To make fair laws for the society it is important to experiment with different types of taxation systems eventually adopting the most suitable law 

B  Best way of making laws is to be able to think about the rich, the poor and the middle class 

C  One needs to dream about the prefect Utopian state which will eventually become reality 

D  It is important for the lawmakers to assume that they do not know their financial or societal condition, because in this case they would make fair laws

A  Laissez-Faire government 

B  Lower taxes for the rich, because taxing them excessively would be stealing 

C  A government where all talents are equal

D  Reasonable taxation of the wealthy to provide opportunities for the poor 

A  Egalitarian Government 

B  Utopian Government 

C  Socialist Government 

D  Minimum Government 

A  Gaining advantage during negotiations 

B  If economic gains outweigh human loss 

C  If war is sanctioned by a religious authority 

D  If war is declared by a legitimate authority or government 

A  Totalitarianism 

B  Vaticanism 

C  Theocracy 

D  Republicanism 

A  As long as there is consent and contract, agreement is moral 

B  Morality has nothing to do with business 

C  Consent and contract cannot guarantee morality, true ethics is higher than consent 

D  Contracts are moral only if executed without duress (pressure) 

A  Climate Change related pollution reduction 

B  Private Property Rights 

C  Egalitarianism 

D  Women’s Right to Choose to terminate pregnancy 

A  Establishing the right religion 

B  Achieving peace 

C  Saving art works from being destroyed 

D  Destroying the enemy 

A  Ghandi only fought against colonialism, Malcom X – against capitalism 

B  Ghandi expressed Hindu views and Malcolm X expressed Muslim views  

C  They both taught the same thing 

D  Ghandi believed in non-violent resistance, but Malcolm X believed responding with violence to violence is the only way to justice 

A  Feminists and Neo-Malthusians agreed that human sexual desire was the main driving force of economy 

B  Feminists wanted reproductive freedom and agreed that overpopulation could be a problem, therefore women should be freed from the role of “baby makers” 

C  Feminists supported eugenics and Neo-Malthusians believed eugenics may cause poverty 

D  neo-Malthusianism and Feminism are similar concepts