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"A Theory of Justice" Self-Quiz
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Rawls's view of the principles of justice is called "justice as
merit.
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equality.
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fairness.
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rights.
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From behind the veil of ignorance, no one knows their
race or gender
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class or social status
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genetic endowments
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all of the above
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According to the difference principle, social and political inequalities are to be arranged so they are
reasonably expected to be to everyone's advantage.
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attached to positions and office open to all.
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both a and b
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neither a nor b
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According to Rawls's first principle of justice, each person has an equal right to
the same amount of wealth as everyone else.
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the amount of wealth they have earned through their own efforts.
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the liberties they have earned through their own efforts.
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the most extensive liberties compatible with similar liberties for all.
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The maximin rule says we must rank alternatives by their sets of possible outcomes and choose the alternative that contains the __________ of all the __________ outcomes.
least likely; worst
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least bad; worst
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most likely; best
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best; best
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