Which of the following is a conservative value?A.Offering help to individuals through government welfare programsB.Extending the borders of the United States through invasionC.Expanding government programs for health careD.Enforcing moral behavior through laws

Which among the following is not a value?a.Exploitationb.Beneficencec.Respectd.Kindness

Which of the following would not be an issue supported by modern conservatives?A.More government control of gun ownershipB.Pro-life on the issue of abortionC.Does not approve of same sex marriagesD.Military should be used to help spread American ideals

In the 1960s, conservatives most likely had which of the following goals in challenging laws that they perceived as being liberal, such as Lyndon Johnson’s Great Society programs?ResponsesThey sought to limit the role of the federal government in people’s lives.They sought to limit the role of the federal government in people’s lives.They sought to restrain the growth of the military.They sought to restrain the growth of the military.They sought to expand religious freedoms.They sought to expand religious freedoms.They sought to fight pollution and protect natural resources.

Which of the following statements is LEAST likely to apply to economic or social liberals?Group of answer choicesThey favor government activism in the area of distribution of economic benefits.They prefer a smaller role for government in upholding social and cultural traditions.They favor more government spending for the poor.They believe lifestyle choices should be left to the individual.They believe that government should be used to promote traditional values.

Ike’s political philosophy “being conservative when it comes to money and liberal when it comes to human beings”; in practice, not consistently applied in early civil rights movement; sought to balance federal budget