Name that Liberal!

Who is this? (Clue: Born in 1632, his most notable political work is Two Treatises of Government) (Father of Classical Liberalism)

Who is this? (Clue: 'Father of Utilitarianism' 1748-1832 )

Who is this? (Clue: US statesman who played a key role in writing the US Constitution and served as the 4th president of the US)

Who is this? (Clue: His idea of 'positive' freedom had a major influence on the emergence of 'new liberalism' in the UK)

Who is this? (Clue: Extended upon Bentham's utilitarianism and was sympathetic towards women's suffrage and workers' cooperatives)

Who is this? (Clue: Scottish economist and author of 'The Wealth of Nations')

Who is this? (Clue: Principal author of the Declaration of Independence and the third US president)

Who is this? (Clue: German - believed that the law of reason dictates categorical imperatives - 'Critique of Pure Reason')

Who is this? (Clue: American who developed the notion of 'justice as fairness' and believed that social inequality is only justified if it works to benefit the poorest in society.)

Who is this? (Clue: Fierce critic of totalitarianism, extolled the virtues of negative freedom over positive freedom)