Tolerance: Popularity Doesn’t Equal Correctness (John Stuart Mill) (Edexcel A-Level Politics): Quizzes

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Tolerance: Popularity Doesn’t Equal Correctness (John Stuart Mill)
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According to Mill, what doesn't determine truth or correctness of an idea in liberal thought?

Its popularity

In which year was Mill's classic text 'On Liberty' published?

1859

What principle means everyone should have same rights and opportunities in liberal thought?

Equal moral worth

What term did Mill use for individuals freely pursuing their own unique paths in life?

Experiments in living

Under what condition should a liberal society welcome a wide range of personal choices?

As long as no harm to others

Which practices do liberals oppose as coercive and contrary to individual autonomy?

Forced marriages and FGM

What does liberal freedom of speech NOT include the right to do?

Incite hatred or violence

Where should individuals express thoughts without fear of state surveillance, according to Mill?

Private sphere

What must liberals balance in the digital age regarding online monitoring?

Protecting society & respecting privacy

Which figures highlighted tension between government secrecy and public's right to know?

Edward Snowden & Julian Assange

What is Mill's 'marketplace of ideas' central to in liberal democracy?

Testing & refining beliefs

What does exposure to different ways of living foster according to liberals?

Richer, more dynamic society

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