Discussion
T. H. Marshall's idea of welfare on the basis of citizenship rights entails :
Answer: C
Marshall's idea entails civil rights, political rights and social rights.
In Citizenship and Social Class (1950), T.H. Marshall described citizenship in Britain as developing in three stages: civil rights, such as freedom of speech and equality before the law, in the eighteenth century; political rights, such as the vote, in the nineteenth; and social rights, to welfare, education and a minimum standard of living, in the twentieth. The welfare state is the expression of social rights.
Options with only two kinds of rights leave one of the three out. Marshall did not treat economic rights as a separate fourth category; economic security falls within his social rights.
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