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Ideologues, both from the left and right, have a fundamental problem with un-anchored centrists. The wishy-washy middle, they argue, wants to eat its cake and have it too. They sway whichever way they think the wind is blowing, hoping to keep the people on their side. And while these criticisms can be too harsh, the shifting centre, in its desire not to alienate anyone, often ends up angering everyone. Take Emmanuel Macron, president of France. Earlier this week, he laid a wreath on Napoleon Bonaparte’s grave at Les Invalides on the 200th anniversary of the latter’s death. In doing so, he has waded into a polarising debate on French nationalism, and the legacy of its most famous reactionary, liberal state builder.
Napoleon, in many ways, laid the foundation for the modern French state — its bureaucracy, education system, even secularism and modernity — and built a European empire. More recently, though, his legacy has become controversial for his support of slavery, the promotion of systemic misogyny and imperialism. Understandably, people’s views on Napoleon have become a barometer for their political allegiance, with the right attempting to claim his legacy. For many in France, now a middle power, Napoleon represents a lost glory; for others, his role in history is of an oppressor. In this climate, Macron has chosen — unlike most of his predecessors — to “commemorate”, but not endorse, Napoleon. Since the killing of a school teacher by a religious extremist in 2020, the Macron government has been shifting rightwards. The “commemoration” of Napoleon, many political observers of France say, is an ill-disguised attempt to woo the rural and small-town right-wing voter.
consider the following statements with respect to the ideology and what role it plays in international politics and democratic society.
Choose the correct answer by using the codes given below
Only 1 is correct
Only 2 is correct
Both are correct
Both are incorrect
- Statement 1: Ideologies play a role in both promoting and critiquing policies at the national and international levels. They serve as a framework for justifying one's own stance and opposing that of others, making this statement accurate.
- Statement 2: Ideologies indeed develop as guidelines, influencing assumptions, behavior, and identity. They often emerge from the cultural dynamics within societies, especially in commercial environments. This statement also holds true.
- Option 1 - Only 1 is correct: This is incorrect because both statements are accurate.
- Option 2 - Only 2 is correct: This is incorrect for the same reason above.
- Option 3 - Both are correct: This is the correct option as both statements accurately describe the role of ideology in society and politics.
- Option 4 - Both are incorrect: Incorrect as both statements are true.
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