AG Unit 6 FA Dummy 3, 2025-26

During a class discussion, a student notes that government programs can be used to promote justice and opportunity. Which presidential initiative from the 1960s would best support that argument?

• Great Society

• Truman Doctrine

• Federal Reserve Act

• McCarthyism

What is the term for the political movement in the 1970s and 1980s that emphasized limited government, free markets, and traditional Christian values?

• New Federalism

• Great Society

• New Conservatism

• Modern Liberalism

New Conservatism is best described as:

• A call for increased federal intervention in welfare

• A movement advocating traditional values and limited government

• A program expanding civil rights and environmental protections

• A plan for rebuilding Europe after WWII

Which of the following supported limited government, free-market policies, and Christian values during the late 20th century?

• Progressive Reform

• The New Deal

• New Conservatism

• Isolationism

What political ideology became increasingly popular in the U.S. during the 1970s and 1980s and supported free enterprise and family-centered values?

• New Conservatism

• Modern Liberalism

• Populist Progressivism

• Keynesian Economics

A movement characterized by opposition to large government, emphasis on Christian morals, and promotion of free markets is known as:

• Moral Majority

• New Conservatism

• New Deal Coalition

• Democratic Socialism

A resurgence of traditional political and social ideologies that emphasized religious values, deregulation, and small government is known as:

• Supply-side Liberalism

• New Conservatism

• Cultural Relativism

• Green Progressivism

A political study finds that between 1970 and 1990, public support grew for tax cuts, religious education, and deregulation. Which movement best explains these policy shifts?

• New Conservatism

• Progressive Era

• Civil Rights Movement

• Jacksonian Democracy

In a mock policy debate, one student argues for prayer in schools, tax cuts, and less federal oversight. Which political ideology are they likely representing?

• New Deal Liberalism

• New Conservatism

• Democratic Federalism

• Labor Progressivism

A research paper shows that voters in the 1980s favored candidates promoting family values and small government. Which political trend does this reflect?

• New Conservatism

• Civil Libertarianism

• Modern Populism

• Technocratic Centrism