How do conservatives typically view the social order ideological dimension and what are the major tenets of their viewpoint?
What will be an ideal response?
Conservatives typically favor a social order that emphasizes a role for religion in public life including prayer in school and the posting in public of various religious documents, such as the Ten Commandments. It also rejects abortion, physician-assisted suicide, gay marriage and gay rights. It supports immigration restriction and the melting pot narrative, which is predicated on the notion of a homogenous American citizenry. People should know their place in the social order and anything that promotes an alternate vision should be limited or censored.
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a. How much thought have you given to the positions of Candidate Y in the upcoming election: quite a lot or only a little? b. In a head-to-head race between Candidate X and Candidate Y, whom would you vote for? c. Which candidate, Candidate X or Candidate Y, is showing the most momentum right now among women voters? d. Do you believe that Candidate X is in the best position to win this election?
Which organization is the representative body of the United Nations that supervises its activities, can decide on financial matters, and elects the nonpermanent members of the Security Council and the secretary-general?
a. General Assembly b. Economic and Social Council c. League of Nations d. Secretariat
Critics of economic competition have called instead for the increase of cooperation. These efforts have been
a. largely successful b. largely unsuccessful c. dealt with by the Courts d. abandoned as gentrification occurs
Leading small groups are a. issue-specific bodies that coordinate policy development and implementation
b. groups of nonparty experts brought in to develop policy alternatives. c. permanent inter-agency task forces responsible for coordinating policy in areas of national importance. d. party branches within various government, economic, and social institutions. e. semiregular meetings between national party leaders and high level government bureaucrats.