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Political Ideologies

Conservative Reactionary Moderate Liberal Basic Ideologies Revolutionary/Radical Conservative Reactionary Moderate Liberal Basic Ideologies

Ideologies Personal Inventory The federal government places too many restrictions on businesses. Americans need to be protected from unnecessary police searches and other invasions of privacy. High taxes discourage people from working hard. Only people who cannot work should be eligible for welfare programs. National security is more important than an individual person’s right to privacy.

Ideologies Personal Inventory The government should create and pay for programs that help poor people in the United States. The wealthy should be taxed at a higher percentage than the lower and middle classes. The best way to help the poor is to help businesses earn a profit and create new jobs. Government programs on behalf of the disadvantaged discourage people from helping themselves. The government should not restrict abortion and other reproductive decisions.

Ideologies Personal Inventory The government has a special responsibility to protect minority groups from discrimination. Crime can be reduced by enforcing stricter penalties and longer jail sentences on criminals. The government should do more to punish businesses that pollute the environment. The government should protect Americans from morally offensive films and publications. The arts should be protected from government censorship. Adults must be free to think and speak as they wish.

Ideologies Personal Inventory Without government regulation, big businesses would take advantage of ordinary Americans. Crime, unemployment, poverty, and other problems will be reduced if Americans return to the traditional values of hard work, self-discipline, and belief in God. Our government spends too much on social services and other programs that could be run just as well by businesses, religious organizations, and/or non-profit charity groups. Homosexuals should receive the same rights and protections as other minority groups. Policies that create jobs are more important than policies that protect the environment.

Ideologies Personal Inventory The federal government should not get involved in setting academic standards for local public school districts. Americans have a right to affordable health care. The death penalty is cruel and unusual punishment. One way to reduce crime would be to limit the sale and possession of firearms. The government should allow school-sponsored prayer in the public schools.

Conservative Reactionary Moderate Liberal Basic Ideologies Revolutionary/Radical Conservative Reactionary Moderate Liberal Basic Ideologies

The Big Two Liberalism Conservatism Emphasis on: Emphasis on: Civil Liberties Women’s Rights GLBT Rights Freedom of Speech Environmental Issues Worker’s Rights Better Government (progressivism) Keynesian Economics Criminal Rehabilitation Emphasis on: Individual Freedoms 2nd Amendment Rights Freedom of Religion National Security Family Values Free Enterprise Limited Government Classical Economics Criminal Justice

Radical Extremes: Revolutionary Reactionary Considered Far Left Socialist/Communist/Anarchist tendencies Wish to either completely overthrow government or radically change it. Example: The Communist Party Considered Far Right Fascist/Authoritarian tendencies Wish to restore social order as they believe it was Intended to be. Example: The Nazi Party

Nationalism The policy or doctrine of asserting the interests of one's own nation, viewed as separate from the interests of other nations or the common interests of all nations. Nation: an aggregation of persons of the same ethnic family, often speaking the same language or cognate languages.

Another Way to view the spectrum:

Inventory Results: C 6. L 11. L 16. L 21. C L 7. L 12. C 17. C 22. L C 8. C 13. L 18. C 23. L C 9. C 14. C 19. L 24. L C 10. L 15. L 20. C 25. C For Each of the 25 questions: If you have selected Agree, then you will mark down the corresponding letter next to it(if its C, put C). If you have selected Disagree, then you will mark down the opposite corresponding Letter (if its C, put L).

Analyzing Your Results 21-25 Liberal responses = Strong Liberal 16-20 Liberal responses = Moderate Liberal 21-25 Conservative responses = Strong Conservative 16-20 Conservative responses = Moderate Conservative 10-15 of either responses = Moderate

Reflection Questions What political ideology was attributed to you by the survey? Does this conclusion fit with your own view of your political ideology? If yes, explain how your viewpoints fit into that ideology. If no, explain how your viewpoints differ from that ideology.