Question

question 1 (10 points)

1. are the most optimistic about human nature.
2. tend to agree with conservatives/republicans on economic issues and liberals/democrats on social issues.
3. if a person favored high corporate taxes, same - sex marriage, and the legalization of recreational marijuana, they are most likely a. (ideology, not party)
4. no nations have actually been, but some countries, like the soviet union, cuba, and vietnam, have been casually referred to as such.
5. if some democrats and republicans came together to pass a compromise bill (i know. imagine if you need to), it is likely that the members of both parties worked together to write it.
6. if we want to be accurate, every nation on the planet is. it’s just a matter of degree.
7. if a person believes that lower taxes stimulate the economy and that there should be less separation of church and state, they are most likely a. (ideology. not party)
8. people do not understand what means when they tell the government to “keep their big government hands off my social security, medicare, unemployment insurance, and minimum wage.”
9. when it comes to america’s two major political parties, tend to be conservative and tend to be liberal.

Explanation:

1. Liberals generally have a more positive view of human nature.
2. Moderates often show this split - view tendency.
3. These positions align with liberal ideology.
4. True communist nations in the purest sense haven't existed.
5. Moderate members of parties are more likely to work on compromises.
6. Every nation has some level of mixed - economy elements.
7. These beliefs are typical of conservative ideology.
8. They misunderstand the concept of limited government when objecting to social programs.
9. Republicans tend to be conservative and Democrats tend to be liberal in the US political context.

Answer:

1. Liberals
2. Moderates
3. Liberal
4. Communist
5. Moderate
6. Mixed - economy
7. Conservative
8. Limited government
9. Republicans, Democrats