Human Imperfection (Edexcel A-Level Politics): Quizzes

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Human Imperfection
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What phrase did Hobbes use to describe humanity outside of society?

'solitary, poor, nasty, brutish, short'

In which three capacities do conservatives believe humans are inherently flawed?

Psychological, moral, & intellectual

Why do conservatives emphasise reliance on accumulated wisdom of past generations?

To prevent repetition of past mistakes

What psychological traits make stability a paramount concern for conservatives?

Impulsiveness & irrationality

Which institutions do conservatives advocate for to provide societal stability?

Family, legal system, & state

Why do conservatives prefer organic change over radical reforms?

Human intellectual imperfection limits us

Which authority figures do conservatives emphasise for enforcing societal norms?

State, religious leaders, community elders

What view of human nature leads conservatives to be sceptical of radical ideologies?

Humans are fundamentally flawed

How do conservatives characterise the ideal state?

Strong but limited

How do conservatives view society's development?

As an organic entity that evolves over time

What economic approach do conservatives favour given human intellectual imperfection?

Long-term stability over short-term gains

Which traditional values do conservatives favour in economic policy?

Fiscal responsibility & property rights

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