Liberalism
1. What is the liberal conception equality? (minimum 4 sentences) / 5 points
2. What is a contemporary news event that is an example or illustrates the liberal conception of equality? (minimum 4 sentences) / 5 points
3. Is the liberal conception of equality enough to ensure the real/actual equality of all citizens (minimum 4 sentences) / 5 points
Instructions
Question 1 asks students to define or explain a concept students are encouraged to use the course notes, the textbook, and other resources. Students, of course, are expected to cite these sources. This question is worth 5 points and should be a minimum of 4 sentences long.
Question 2 asks students to come up with a contemporary news event that is an example of the concept in question. Students are required to use an external source (ex: newspaper, magazine, journal article, etc.) to (i) describe the event and (ii) to explain why the event is an example of the concept in question. 2.5 points will be assigned for (i) the quality of the description of the event and 2.5 points will be assigned for (ii) the explanation why the news events is an a relevant example. This question is worth 5 points in total and should be a minimum of 4 sentences long.
Question 3 asks students to reflect and provide their opinion of the concept in question. In providing their opinion, students are expected to base their answers on elements that they used to answer questions and 1 and 2. Answers should include an explanation of the opinion provided. This question is worth 5 points in total and should be a minimum of 4 sentences long.
1 point for the quality and relevance of the external source employed
2 points for in-text citation and quotation formatting
1 point for the bibliographys formatting
1 point for spelling and grammar
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