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🪄 Political Philosophy Cheatsheets
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Unit 5 - 5.1 Hobbes and the Leviathan: absolute sovereignty
generated on 12/23/2025
Unit 5 - 5.2 Locke's theory of natural rights and limited government
generated on 2/4/2026
Unit 5 - 5.3 Rousseau's concept of the general will and direct democracy
generated on 1/17/2026
Unit 6 - 6.1 Montesquieu's theory of separation of powers
generated on 1/20/2026
Unit 6 - 6.2 The influence of Enlightenment ideals on political structures
generated on 1/9/2026
Unit 7 - 7.2 Mill's concept of liberty and the harm principle
generated on 1/16/2026
Unit 11 - 11.2 The difference principle and fair equality of opportunity
generated on 1/18/2026
Unit 12 - 12.1 Communitarian critique of liberal individualism
generated on 12/30/2025
Unit 15 - 15.2 Civil disobedience and political obligation
generated on 1/9/2026
about the Political Philosophy cheatsheets
A cheatsheet condenses a whole course into the facts you actually need on exam day. The Political Philosophy cheatsheets on this page summarize the key formulas, concepts, and definitions from each unit so you can review the entire course at a glance.
They work best as a final review: skim the one-page summary, spot the units you want to strengthen, then go deeper with the Political Philosophy study guides. The visual cheatsheets in the gallery are organized by unit, and you can generate your own for any topic you want a quick refresher on.
what's covered in Political Philosophy
- Unit 1 – The State of Nature and Social Contract
- Unit 2 – Classical Greek Politics: Plato & Aristotle
- Unit 3 – Medieval Politics: Augustine & Aquinas
- Unit 4 – Early Modern Politics: Machiavelli's Impact
- Unit 5 – Social Contract: Hobbes, Locke, Rousseau
- Unit 6 – Montesquieu: Separation of Powers
- Unit 7 – Classical Liberalism: Bentham and Mill
- Unit 8 – Burke's Critique of Revolution
- Unit 9 – German Idealism: Kant, Hegel, and Marx
- Unit 10 – Anarchism: Critiquing State Power
- Unit 11 – Rawls and Principles of Justice
- Unit 12 – Communitarianism: Critiquing Liberalism
- Unit 13 – Feminist Political Thought: Key Thinkers
- Unit 14 – Global Justice: Fanon, Sen, and Pogge
- Unit 15 – Current Debates in Political Philosophy