Political Typology Quiz

I’ve never really thought or cared about where I stand in politics, but after taking the two surveys the results were pretty interesting. I was able to see where I stand in politics, and find it agreeable to my own personal beliefs

The apportionment of seats in the House of Representatives is calculated based on a state’s adult population,

This was the party slogan for the political culture in George Orwell’s novel, 1984; a stark, depressing world where “Big Brother” is watching you at all times. The political culture of the Untied States, thankfully, is a much more democratic and freeing environment. “Life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness...” is what we live by, not “Freedom is slavery.” The political culture of the United States is made up of two main concepts: liberty and equality. These will be discussed in this paper.

Political culture is an individual's' shared structure of qualities, convictions, and propensities for conduct identified with government and legislative issues. These goals and examples of conduct create after some time and influence the political existence of a state, local or nation. Political culture is essential since it sets up the scenery against which legislative issues develop. It sets up the external furthest reaches of what is conceivable, or plausible in the political domain.

According to the Pew Research Center, partisan polarization has been an issue for many Americans for a long period of time. Meaning, that those Americans are not in complete agreement with either republican or democratic parties, their ideas, and standards. In response, the Pew Research Center made an anonymous survey in an attempt to find and categorize people’s typology. If one were to take the quiz, their answers would create the their new typology and show how it may correspond with either partisan parties. When I took the Pew Research Center quiz, I found out that I am in the Faith and Family Left typology category. I agree with my given typology to a certain extent. Due to the limited number of answers of the quiz and the way questions were worded, it forced me to make uncomfortable choices, which weakened my ability to agree with my results. Although, the quiz did include all government issues and involvements, I think the most prominent issue is foreign involvement, specifically, the Islamic State in which the government will have to become more active and continue to be involved in with the Islamic State.

AARP: Was founded in 1958, a teacher named Dr.Ethel Percy Andrus, this group was formally known as National Retired Teachers Association (NRTA ).Which was also established in 1947 also by Dr.Andrus, which was to promote the productivity of aging and the need for health insurance for retired teachers. It was hard back then for the aging to get health insurance Until the government enacted Medicare in 1965, this provides medical care for individuals 65 and older.AARP also has a discount mail order pharmacy service.To promote independence, purpose, and dignity for elderly, enhance the quality of life and to encourage the elderly “to serve and not be served.”AARP is a nonprofit organization.

While taking the PEW Political Typology Test, there was a few questions where I could’ve chose the answer I did or the other. I chose the best answer that I thought best fit me and what I believed. At the conclusion of the test it popped up that my best fit according to them was a Disaffected Democrat. It was stated that 14 percent of public agreed with me and were Disaffected Democrats. According to the test, “A Disaffected Democrat is a person who strongly believes the economic system unfairly favors powerful interests that business corporations make too much profit”. Also in this category, it labels a Disaffected Democrat as someone who believes their family hasn’t achieved the American dream and may never. People also believe that the needy and poor have a rougher life because government assistance does not give as much as people need. I think that is an incorrect statement and that a decent amount of people do abuse the

Yes, for the first test it shows that on “The World’s Smallest Political Quiz” that I am a Centrist Conservative person that prefers a middle ground regarding government control of the economy and personal behavior. Depending on the issues, I sometimes favor government intervention and sometimes support individual freedom of choice, depending on the issue. A person who has been labeled as a Centrist prides themselves on keeping an open mind and tends to oppose political extremes. I also pride myself on practical solutions to problems. This is what I have been labeled as on my first test and I totally agree with everything it has said. I do this with every problem that I encounter in my life. I try to always be neutral and not judgmental about

Yes, I do agree with my placement I the typology. Before I took the quiz, I was leaning towards the conservative. I was largely skeptical of activist government. I got almost similar type of result

My piece is in response to, and a reminder of, those struggling to be heard. Struggling to render visible, the voices our system keeps invisible. Those trying to find a way, a place, a format through which we will hear their voices. To create a space in which we will hear and recognize their concerns, their sufferings, their fears; that the system isn't working for them or their families and hasn't for decades; their lack of a future; their hopes and growing demands for real change and their search to find a new path; and their call that we recognize their and our shared humanity.

This penultimate chapter addresses the final research question, which focuses on understanding the socio-political profiles of the two sets of environmental behaviors. Previous research is unclear and does not provide distinct characterization of who engages in each form of pro-environmental behavior. Thus, the goal of this chapter is to provide evidence that aids in creating a clearer characterization for each. This chapter presents the results from several statistical analyses of traditional set of demographic variables. The variables of interest include age, sex/gender, race/ethnicity, income, education, political party, and political ideology.

Political science is a broad topic that covers the history, political and geographical aspect of the world. The course started with a revision on the basics of the constitution, types of power and the political scene that happens around us. My first year at the University, one of the compulsory subject that is required for arts taking students is Political Science 1101. After several years of taking social or political course, taking this course opened my knowledge towards politics and the political scene in Canada. It also taught me about how different ways of information taking could lead to one learning differently from others. For example this class gave us the opportunity to use our laptops as a source of note taking, this helped me learn in which whenever a new vocabulary comes up during the class discussions i could search it up. Through “The Road to Patriation” and Kim Campbell “Through the Looking Glass” i would further emphasize my ideas on what i have learnt throughout the course semester.

As centuries have passed, political thought has undergone constant development and together with its development are changes. These changes had a tremendous effect in the discipline. Political philosophy continued to progress which affected both political theory and political science. It seems that with the progression of political philosophy, there was a growing need for the the discipline to become more scientific. They wanted it to be based on facts, to become value-free and to be precise. Political philosophy started veering away from the classics. Despite the continuous need to be scientific, there were still groups which remained inclined to the classics and believed that the traditions and values are essential in studying the discipline. These conflicting views concerning the traditionalists and the behavioralists caused the gap between political philosophy and political science and eventually the two separated. So it seems that as political philosophy progress, political science branched outside the academe and political theory, as it grew larger became more and more alienated.

The society in which Americans live in today, is in certain aspects far more complex than it ever was for our ancestors. This new complexity is seen on both a micro and macro level and everything that falls in between. Perhaps American society is inherently more complex due to the fact that most if not every societal problem that is encountered, tends to gear towards a political nature in the method of solving. It seems that Americans no longer abide by the do it yourself mentality, and as times goes by we as a people look to the government leaders to solve our problems when they are beyond our capabilities, not realizing that in doing so we also bestow the power upon them to make decisions for society as a whole. When you have an issue

Political culture refers to believes, feeling and how people think they should act about government. In the US political culture lays some core ideals and values which are of course not shared by all the Americans. However, the two shared political values in the US by vast majority the regardless of race, creed, national origin are liberty and democracy. In most political debates, there is a tendency to come up with the best framework on how best to achieve these ideals and values assert (Schudson, 271).