The (Next) Generations
Polls! Polls! Polls!
The Economy
Liberals and Conservatives
Politics
100

Dealt with the Great Depression and World War 2

The Silent Generation

100

Example of a good polling strategy.

Random sample 1000-2000

Poll mirrors the population

+/- 4

100

Supports business

Conservatives

100

Believes in gun ownerships

Conservative

100

Democrats and Republicans

Main political parties in the United States.

200

A major event for Baby Boomers

Sputnik

Assassinations

Vietnam

Civil Rights

200

-/+

Margin of error

200

Government control of the economy

Monetary policy

200

Believes in absolutely no government intervention

Libertarians

200

10-40 people who talk in-depth about issues

Focus group

300

Cellphones

Generation Z

300

A poll that follows you

Tracking poll

300

Explain Keynesian economics

The government intervenes in the economy through taxes and social programs

300

Traditional value that Republicans and Democrats share

Love of country

National security

Education for all

A strong economy

300

Causes a deadlock government

Congress and the President being of different political parties.

400

Ms. Joe's Generation

Generation X

400

Poll used to see which hamburger place is most popular.

Opinion poll

400

Controls the U.S. economy

The Federal Reserve

400

Liberals favorite thing to spend money on.

Social programs

400

Parents

Strongest source of ideology

500

September 11th

Millennials 

500

Exit poll

Asking voters exiting the polling station who they voted for

500

Created the invisible hand

Adam Smith

500

A liberal group other than the Democrats

the Progressives

500

Liberty and Order

What the U.S. is always balancing between

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