August 28, 2012 Political Spectrum

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August 28, 2012 Political Spectrum Do you think you are a Democrat, Republican or Independent?,, or? Why do you think this? What do you think these mean?

Reactionary Democrat Republican Independents Socialist Libertarian Communist Fascist

Reactionary : Seen as being on the far left of the political spectrum, radicals call for wide-sweeping rapid change in the basic structure of the political, social, or economic system. They may be willing to resort to extreme methods to bring about change, including the use of violence and revolution.

Reactionary : s believe that the government should be actively involved in the promotion of social welfare of a nation s citizens. s usually call for peaceful, gradual change within the existing political system. They reject violent revolution as a way of changing the way things are, often called the status quo.

Reactionary : s may share viewpoints with both liberals and conservatives. They are seen as tolerant of other people s views, and they do not hold extreme views of their own. They advocate a go-slow or wait-and-see approach to social or political change.

Reactionary : People who hold conservative ideals favor keeping things the way they are or maintaining the status quo if it is what they desire. s are usually hesitant or cautious about adopting new policies, especially if they involve government activism in some way. They feel that the less government there is, the better. They agree with Jefferson s view that the best government governs least.

Reactionary 14-20 21-30 31-37 38-46 47-56 Reactionary: Sitting on the far right of the ideological spectrum, reactionaries want to go back to the way things were the good ol days. Often reactionaries are willing to use extreme methods, such as repressive use of government power, to achieve their goals.

onservative onservative Reactionary IDEOLOGY Government involvement Speed of changes in government Political Parties Radic al More Rapid More Gradual Conservat ive Some involveme nt Slow to no change Less No Change Reacti onary Less Rapid Return to the past Com. Social Dem. Centrists Rep. Tea Party Nazi Independents

ISSUES Reaction Taxes High taxes for high level of government services. State control over economy. Mixture of both sides depending on Low taxes or large tax cuts. Reduction in government services and regulation. Education Government subsidizes public education through college level. individual conviction Government turns control to local agencies. Vouchers OK. Defense Reduce government spending on military. Interventionist foreign policy. and political expedienc y. Increase spending on military readiness. Reduce U.S. involvement in world conflicts. Environm ent Regulate business to protect natural resources. Steer away Support exploration of federal land for new energy sources. Reduce

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