Political Glossary of Terms
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Capitalism (Actual)
Capitalism (Pop-Culture)
Conservatism (Actual)
Conservatism (Pop-Culture)
Constitution (Actual)
Constitution (Pop-Culture)
Crony Capitalism (Actual)
Crony Capitalism (Pop-Culture)
Cultural Marxism (Actual)
Cultural Marxism (Pop-Culture)
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Democratic (Actual)
Democratic (Pop-Culture)
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Equality (Actual)
Equality (Pop-Culture)
Equity (Actual
Equity (Pop-Culture)
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Fascism (Actual)
Fascism (Pop-Culture)
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Insurrection (Actual)
Insurrection (Pop-Culture)
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Liberalism (Actual)
Liberalism (Pop-Culture)
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Marriage (Actual)
Marriage (Pop-Culture)
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Nazi (Actual)
Nazi (Pop-Culture)
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Progressivism (ACTUAL):
Generally refers to the belief that government or people acting on its behalf can be used to address social problems, inequalities, or inequities facing the nation. As a political term, the Progressive Party was born in 1912 in light of this idea. The Progressive Party was started by Theodore Roosevelt, however Woodrow Wilson (D) who won the presidential election in 1912 also considered Himself a progressive in the same sense.
Progressivism (Pop-Culture):
The most righteous of individuals. A caring, loving, compassionate person. Someone who cares about the plight of the minority (economic status, race, gender, sexual orientation). A progressive changes the world for the better through their continuous acts of voting and social media activism.
Adj. Saint, angel, messiah, anti-fascist, anti-Nazi hero, superhero, demigod, god.
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Republican (Actual)
Republican (Pop-Culture)
Rights (Actual)
Rights (Pop-Culture)
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Socialism (Actual)
Socialism (Pop-Culture)