Question

civics
unit 1 * an introduction to civics
name: jalen thomas
date:
hour: 4th
finding your political ideology
where do you stand on the political spectrum? to find out, read each statement below. then circle the number that most closely represents your opinion. when you finish, add the numbers you have circled. you can then find our political ideology on the scale that follows the statement.

1. federal environmental quality regulations should be relaxed.
2. equal opportunity laws should be relaxed.
3. voluntary school prayer and scripture reading should be allowed in public schools.
4. the federal government should not pay the costs of abortions for women on welfare.
5. the federal government should not restrict the ownership of handguns.
6. federal defense spending should be greatly increased.
7. faced with rapidly increasing energy costs, the government should encourage further development of nuclear power.
8. the cost of government social - welfare programs is too burdensome for taxpayers. spending on these programs must be reduced.
9. the size of government must be reduced.
10. there should be a constitutional amendment outlawing abortions.
11. the government should give greater priority to combating crime.
12. the united states must oppose the establishment and expansion of non - democratic governments around the world.
13. the powers of osha, the occupational safety and health administration, should be lessened.
14. the united states should strengthen ties with taiwan, the republic of china.

Explanation:

This is a political - ideology self - assessment survey. It covers various political issues such as environmental regulations, social policies, and international stances. By circling the numbers corresponding to one's opinion on each statement and summing them up, one can determine their political ideology on a given scale.

Answer:

No specific question is asked in the provided content. However, if the task is to sum the circled numbers:
2 + 3+ 3+ 1+ 1+ 2+ 2+ 3+ 2+ 3+ 1+ 2+ 2+ 1 = 27