Topics 4.1-4.1
Supports tax money to help the poor and to provide government services.
What is Liberals?
Defined by the "block" of people in your age-group.
What is a generation?
Gauges attitudes on issues or candidates.
What are public opinion polls?
A comprehensive set of ideas and beliefs.
What is an ideology?
Believe that the government should leave the money supply in the hands of the people.
What is supply-side economics?
Supports the "Laissez Faire" government approach
What is Conservatives?
Defined as the silent generation, baby boomers, generation x, and millennials.
What are the 4 main generational groups?
These are taken prior to announcing candidly to measure support.
What are benchmark polls?
Political ideologies that do not simply fall on the linear "liberal-conservative" spectrum.
What is off-the-line ideologies?
The part of economic policy that is concerned with government spending and taxation.
What is fiscal policy?
The process by which you develop your political beliefs.
What is political socialization?
A major event that influenced millennials.
What is September 11th attacks?
Types of sampling techniques.
What are representative, random, and weighting/stratification samples?
Urban residents who challenge government and big business corruption, environmentalists.
What are progressives?
Believe a free-flow of global goods benefits business and manufactures.
What are conservatives?
Factors that influence political beliefs and attitudes.
What is family, school, peers, media, social environments, geography, and globalization?
Generation that is more conservative on issues like gay marriage and women's rights.
What is the silent generation?
Predicting election winners based on polling data.
What is horse-racing?
Conservative on economic issues but liberal on social and moral issues.
What are libertarians?
Support labor unions and regulation of the workplace.
What are liberals?
A major gap in ideologies between conservatives and liberals.
What is individualism and equality?
Generation that is much more individual.
What is generation x?
A shift in support to a candidate who leads in public opinion polls.
What is bandwagon effect?
Sequence of formation of policy.
What is make an agenda; study and research; and implement and administer?
Something both liberals and conservatives can agree on.
What are problems with social security?