How was the"rights liberalism"of this era different from the "welfare liberalism" of the 1930s and 1940s?

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Amos

Advanced Placement (AP)

24 June, 23:04

How was the"rights liberalism"of this era different from the "welfare liberalism" of the 1930s and 1940s?

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Micah Holder · Answer 1

Rights liberalism refers to the ideology of equal political and social rights for everyone, including women and people who were often discriminated in this era. On the other hand, welfare liberalism refers to the equal opportunity for all, most especially in acquiring jobs and resources.