Question

30 multiple choice 1 point what does the lecture suggest as a foundational principle of both modern and classical liberalism? the belief that the states role is to ensure a classless society that individual liberty is absolute and can never be limited assertion that individual liberty must be balanced against the rights of others and the general welfare of the society the belief that the individual is subordinate to a religious faith community clear my selection previous

Explanation:

Both modern and classical liberalism uphold the importance of individual liberty, but also recognize that it must be balanced with the rights of others and the well - being of society. The idea of a classless society is more associated with socialism, individual liberty is not absolute in liberal thought, and the individual being subordinate to a religious faith community is not a core liberal principle.

Answer:

Assertion that individual liberty must be balanced against the rights of others and the general welfare of the society