Social Foundations Activity Jeopardy Template

Nietzsche	Marx	Freud	Kant and Mill
100 Nietzsche is a German philosopher. True or False True	100 What is the last sentence from The Communist Manifesto? Working men of all countries, unite!	100 Freud believed that religion was a reasonable and favorable goal for mankind? True or False False	100 What is the definition of the "Greatest Happiness Principle"? Utility, or the Greatest Happiness Principle, holds that actions are right in proportion as they tend to promote happiness, wrong as they tend to produce the reverse of happiness (10).
200 Nietzsche announced the death of God in which book? The Gay Science	200 Who wrote the Communist Manifesto with Marx? Friedrich Engels	200 Mans suffering comes from which three areas? 1.The human body 2.The world 3.Social Relations (44)	200 What is the difference between a categorical imperative and a hypothetical imperative? “If the action is represented as good in itself, and hence as necessary in a will which of itself conforms to reason as the principle of the will, then the imperative is categorical” (Kant, 25)
300 What two philosophers did Nietzsche refer to as symptoms of decay and anti greek? Socrates and Plato (12)	300 Name 3 services that should be free, according to the "Demands of the Communist Party in Germany" Education, legal services, transportation.	300 How did women lay the foundation of civilization? Through their love: both sexual and familial (84)	300 What are the differences between Kant' idea and that of Mill? 1. Non-consequentialist vs. consequentialist 2. Act without purposes vs. motivaiton
400 Which equation proposed by Socrates does not work for Nietzsche? Reason = Virtue = Happiness	400 What is the "single, unconscionable freedom" that the bourgeoisie has set? Free trade	400 Define Civilization. Give its two main purposes Civilization is the whole sum of the achievements and regulations distinguishing the lives of man from their animal ancestors. The two purposes of civilization are to protect men against nature and to adjust their mutual relations	400 What is Mill's take on sacrificing for the common good? Those who sacrifice to increase the amount of happiness in the world should be praised, but not regarded as an example of how to act.
500 What is Nietzsche's attitude towards morality? “Morality is just an interpretation of certain phenomena, or speaking more precisely, a misinterpretation.” (38)	500 The proletarians "cannot become masters of the productive forces." Therefore, their mission is to... "Destroy all previous securities for, and insurances of, individual property" (72)	500 What are Freud's two main objections to universal love as a highest standpoint for man to reach? 1. A love that does not discriminate forfeits a part of its own value 2. Not all men are worthy of love. (82)

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