Warren G. Harding's Political Philosophy

What is the main theme of Warren G. Harding's 'Return to Normalcy'?

• World War I

• Economic policies

• Return to pre-war normalcy

• Technological advancement.

According to Harding, what is not a substitute for quality of citizenship?

• Quantity of statutory enactment

• Excess of government

• Military power

• Economic growth

Fill in the blank: Harding believes that humanity is viewing world civilization through a vision impaired by a _______.

• Technological revolution

• Cataclysmal war

• Economic crisis

• Political change

What does Harding suggest is more important than what the government may do for individuals?

• Military strength

• Economic policies

• What a citizen may do for the government

• Technological advancement.

According to the text, what does Harding believe is necessary to make democracy safe for the world?

• Military power

• Representative popular government

• Economic growth

• Technological advancement

Fill in the blank: Harding states that men have wandered far from _______.

• Economic stability

• Safe paths

• Political power

• Technological advancement

What does Harding imply is the task of the republic?

• To dominate the world

• To end false economics

• To increase military power

• To advance technology.

According to Harding, what is humanity's view of world civilization impaired by?

• Economic policies

• Cataclysmal war

• Technological advancement

• Political change

Fill in the blank: Harding believes that the human procession still marches in the _______ direction.

• Wrong

• Right

• Unknown

• Opposite

What does Harding suggest is not intended by the infinite God?

• World domination by military autocracy

• Economic growth

• Technological advancement

• Political change