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F.S. “What are your feelings on the MRHS dress code”?

Political Spectrum Notes

Why do we need political parties? They allow us to be heard.

Liberal Liberal Conservative

Liberal Believes the National Government should be active in helping individuals and communities promote health, education, justice and equal opportunity.

Conservative Believes the role of the Government in society should be limited and that individuals should be responsible for their own well being.

Economy Democrats Republicans Regulate No Gov. intervention

Environment Democrats Republicans Conservation Conservation w/Business

Guns Democrats Republicans Gun Control Gun Owners Rights

Abortion Democrats Republicans Pro Choice Pro Life

Welfare Democrats Republicans Help the less fortunate People should be self-sufficient.

Taxes Democrats Republicans Taxes help people through programs Taxes hurt the economy

Political Spectrum Republicans Democrats Moderate Liberal Conservative

Political Spectrum Republicans Democrats Moderate Liberal Conservative 160 96 32

Assignment Go to Mr. Rossi’s Website and look on the left hand column for “Political Spectrum”. Click the link and choose one of the two quizzes. Do the quiz and write a paragraph telling me where you fell on the Nolan Chart and if you agree.