Taxes
Social
Death Penalty
State Vs National Power
Economy
100

 What is the typical Democratic approach to taxation?

Increased individual income taxes for the highest earners 

100

What social issues do Democrats typically prioritize?

Civil rights, healthcare, and equality.

(democrats.org)

100

What is the Democratic party's typical stance on the death penalty?

Against death penalty  




                                          (deathpenaltyinfo.org)


100

What is the Democratic view on the balance of power between state and federal governments?

Democrats favor stronger federal power for rights and protections.


(gallup.com)

100

What economic policies do Democrats generally support to promote growth?

Democrats support economic growth through public investment, progressive taxation, higher wages, and expanded social programs.


(jec.senate.gov)

200

 What have Republicans proposed recently to change the tax rates for corporations?

A corporate tax rate cut 

200

How do Republicans generally approach social issues like abortion and LGBTQ+ rights?

Republicans are pro-life and more conservative on LGBTQ rights.


(Washingtonpost.com)

200

 How do Republicans generally view the death penalty?

Pro death penalty 




                                         (deathpenaltyinfo.org)

200

How do Republicans typically advocate for states' rights?

Push for states' rights limiting federal authority and letting states' make their own laws on different issues.

(politico.com)

200

How do Republicans propose to achieve economic growth?

Republicans promote economic growth by cutting taxes, reducing regulations, and encouraging free-market entrepreneurship.


(jec.senate.gov)

300

Explain the concept of "progressive taxation" as favored by Democrats.

taxpayers are organized into different income brackets, with each bracket assigned a different tax rate.

300

What is one Democratic stance on healthcare as a social issue?

See healthcare as a right and support universal/affordable care.


(democrats.org)

300

What reasons do Democrats give for opposing the death penalty?

Democrats often oppose the death penalty due to concerns about racial bias, high costs, wrongful convictions, and moral objections to state-sanctioned killing.


(deathpentalyinfo.og)

300

Describe a situation where Democrats might support federal intervention over state policies.

Democrats back federal action if states restrict voting or civil rights.


(democrats.org)

300

Discuss the Democratic view on government intervention in the economy.

Democrats believe government should actively intervene to regulate markets and promote economic fairness.


(jec.senate.gov)

400

 What is the argument that Republicans make for lower taxes?

Leads to higher wages

400

What is one common Republican view on family values?

Republicans emphasize traditional family, marriage, and parental rights.


(Washingtonpost.com)

400

Discuss the Republican arguments in favor of maintaining the death penalty.

Republicans often support the death penalty as a deterrent to serious crimes, a just punishment for the worst offenders, and a way to provide closure for victims' families.


(deathpenalty.og)


400

What are the Republican arguments for maintaining state power in education?

Argue that local governments know community needs better and federal rules create general mandates that limit choice.


(britannica.com)

400

What are the Republican beliefs regarding free-market capitalism?

Republicans believe free-market capitalism fosters growth and innovation with limited government control.


(jec.senate.gov)

500

How do Democrats and Republicans differ on tax incentives for the wealthy?

Democrats proposal:Increase taxes for the wealthy

Republicans proposal:Extend expiring tax cuts

500

How do social policies reflect the ideological differences between the two parties?

Democrats favor government action for equality, Republicans stress tradition and limited government.

(democrats.org)

500

How do views on the death penalty reflect broader party ideologies?

Death penalty views reflect Democrats' focus on justice reform and Republicans' emphasis on law and order.



(deathpenaltyinfo.og)

500

How do both parties’ views on state versus national power influence their policy decisions?

Democrats use federal power to set national standards on voting, healthcare and civil rights. Republicans prefer state power to shape laws on abortion, education, gun rights.


(gallup.com / Britannica.com)



500

How do the parties differ in their approaches to unemployment and job creation?

Democrats support government-led job programs and protections, whereas Republicans prioritize private sector growth and deregulation to reduce unemployment.


(jec.senate.gov)