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PHL01_CO4_Set #2

🤔📗4️⃣4️⃣4️⃣4️⃣ PHL01_CO4 - Political Freedom - SET 2

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Political Freedom Institutional constraints and rights formalized by society that govern individual actions.
Institutional Constraints Rules and structures created by society that limit or guide behavior.
Rights Actions a person may do without needing permission from others.
Prohibitions Any law by the government that restricts or forbids an action.
Give at least three examples of government prohibitions Possession of marijuana; abortion; same-sex marriage; public nudity; espionage.
Rights vs. Morality Having a right does not determine whether an action is moral or immoral.
Governing Bodies Institutions that oversee and protect the rights of citizens.
Monopoly on Legitimate Force The state's exclusive authority to enforce laws and maintain order.
Rights-Prohibitions Relationship As prohibitions increase, the scope of rights decreases.
Political Freedom vs. Metaphysical Freedom Political freedom deals with laws; metaphysical freedom deals with consciousness and control.
Political Freedom Example Freedom of speech, religion, and assembly.
Legal Framework Political freedom is grounded in constitutions, laws, and community rules.
Social Framework Political freedom is influenced by cultural norms and religious institutions.
Constraint A limitation imposed by law or social structure.
Permission Rights allow actions without needing permission from others.
Legal Boundaries Political freedom operates within the limits of the law.
Protected Rights Freedoms guaranteed by governing bodies to prevent abuse of power.
Political Freedom Goal To balance individual liberty with social order and justice.
Role of the Constitution Defines and protects the rights of citizens within a political system.
Community Influence Local customs and beliefs shape how political freedom is practiced.
Religion and Political Freedom Religious institutions can influence laws and social norms.
Purpose of Prohibitions To maintain order, safety, and public welfare within society.
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