Liberalism

John Locke

Hobbes

Laski

None of the above

It will remove artificial berriers in trade

It will create artificical barriers in trade

It will encourage individual’s interests in trade

It will help possession of wealth be each individual

The American Declaration of Independence 1776

The French Declaration of the Rights of Man, 1789

The Indian Independence Act 1947

Both A and B

It the only possession of sovereignth

Can enforce its will on reluctant associations

Does not possess sovereignty

Shares its sovereignty with other associations

These people believe that the state must be abolished

State is necessary for human development

State should be given maximum functions

State is a necessary evil

Viewpoint

Philosophy

Normal instruction

An opinion of certain thinkers

England

France

Germany

U.S.A.

Ending all hereditary advantages

Permitting the hereditary advantage unhindered

Curtailing the hereditary advantages

None of the above

Experience has proved that it is wrong

It has unnecessarily enhanced the prestige of the society

It is opposed to the system of laissez faire

It considers that the state is essential development.

Early Liberalism

Primitive Liberalism

Classical Liberalism

All the above three