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United States

Federal presidential republic

United States leans hardest toward Local, Private and Democracy.

MAPVOTEFREEDOMBORDERSWARCULTUREPROPERTYECONOMYTRADERELIGIONSOCIETYTECH
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The 12 axes, with receipts

Map85% local · strong
LocalCentral

Federal system where states are "laboratories of democracy", plus tribal sovereignty.

Vote80% democracy · strong
DemocracyAuthority

Long-standing electoral democracy; ballot initiatives in many states but none nationally.

Freedom55% liberty · on the fence
LibertyOrder

The First Amendment protects almost all speech; police have broad stop powers; drug laws split by state.

Borders75% nationalist · strong
GlobalistNationalist

Not in the ICC and repeatedly leaves climate and health agreements.

War80% hawk · strong
DoveHawk

The world’s largest military, often used abroad; volunteer force with draft registration.

Culture50% multicultural · on the fence
MulticulturalAssimilationist

Melting-pot tradition alongside great diversity; immigration bitterly contested.

Property85% private · strong
SharedPrivate

Private ownership is the norm; estate tax hits only very large estates; market-based health care.

Economy65% free market · leaning
PlannedFree market

Market pricing and a low federal minimum wage, with new industrial policy (CHIPS, IRA).

Trade80% protectionist · strong
Free tradeProtectionist

Sharp turn to high tariffs and reshoring; CFIUS blocks foreign takeovers.

Religion70% religious · leaning
SecularReligious

Constitutional separation, but religion is prominent in politics; school vouchers expanding.

Society55% progressive · on the fence
ProgressiveTraditional

Same-sex marriage nationwide, but abortion law split state by state since 2022.

Tech75% tech-forward · strong
Tech-forwardBack-to-nature

Frontier-tech leader in AI, space and biotech; growth usually wins over conservation.

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