To provide a unified set of beliefs and values for a society.

To legitimize the authority of the ruling class.

To promote social and economic equality.

To facilitate political participation and engagement.

It is static and unchanging.

It is based on empirical evidence.

It is open to debate and revision.

It is imposed by the ruling class.

Conservative and liberal.

Left-wing and right-wing.

Totalitarian and democratic.

Nationalist and internationalist.

It shapes individual voting patterns.

It determines the policies adopted by governments.

It influences the formation of political parties and movements.

All of the above.

Ideology is a tool used by the powerful to maintain their control.

Ideology is a force that can challenge and overthrow the powerful.

Ideology is independent of power and exists in its own realm.

Ideology and power are mutually constitutive.

Marxism.

Capitalism.

Democracy.

Fascism.

By inspiring people to take action.

By providing a roadmap for social transformation.

By legitimizing new social norms and values.

All of the above.

It can lead to intolerance and discrimination.

It can be used to justify violence and oppression.

It can stifle creativity and innovation.

All of the above.

By promoting critical thinking and open-mindedness.

By encouraging dialogue and debate.

By fostering a culture of tolerance and respect.

All of the above.

It influences the priorities and goals of governments.

It determines the specific policies that are implemented.

It shapes the way that policies are evaluated and justified.

All of the above.

It determines the party's platform and goals.

It influences the party's strategies and tactics.

It shapes the party's relationship with other parties and movements.

All of the above.

Ideology provides the intellectual foundation for social movements.

Social movements are the practical manifestation of ideology.

Ideology and social movements are mutually constitutive.

There is no relationship between ideology and social movements.

It provides a framework for analyzing the causes and consequences of events.

It helps us to understand the motivations of historical actors.

It allows us to make sense of the broader patterns and trends in history.

All of the above.

Ideology is often complex and multifaceted.

Ideology can be difficult to define and measure.

Ideology is often contested and subject to change.

All of the above.

It helps us to understand how political systems function.

It provides insights into the behavior of political actors.

It allows us to identify the sources of political conflict and instability.

All of the above.