Personality Quiz: What's Your Nation-ality?

1

I want to be remembered for:
- Doing everything in my power to extend rights to underrepresented and disenfranchised peoples.
- I don't really care what people say about me, as long as the American people wise up and see things how they really are.
- Improving human kind. Science is worth nothing if used to destroy humanity.
- My actions and the choices I made, more than my words alone.
- As an idealist who resisted tyranny wherever it was found.
- My humble observations, in hopes that they'll speak to people and console them in hard times.
2

My favorite entry in the "Dictionary of Republicanisms" is:
- faith (noun); The stubborn belief that God approves of Republican moral values despite the preponderance of textual evidence to the contrary.
- 9/11 (noun); Tragedy used to justify any administrative policy, especially if unrelated (see deficit, Iraq War).
- ownership society (noun); A civilization where one percent of the population controls ninety percent of the wealth.
- compassionate conservatism (noun); Poignant concern for the very wealthy.
- class warfare (noun); Any attempt to raise the minimum wage.
- woman (noun); Person who can be trusted to bear a child but can't be trusted to decide whether or not she wishes to have the child.
3

If I had to sum up my philosophy in life, this comes the closest:
- Non-violent civil disobedience
- I like to think of myself as rational. My arguments are based on scientific data.
- I prefer to work on the inside most of the time while also respecting independent movements.
- Rail against the system - I'm all for rabblerousing and less conventional tactics in the service of the greater good.
- The pen can be mightier than the sword. I prefer more private, personal forms of resistance.
- I don't take orders from anyone; I march to my own tune.
4

If I had to narrow it down to two issues I feel most passionate about, they would be:
- Civil rights and civic activism
- Privacy rights and drug legalization
- Peace and nuclear non-proliferation
- International law and human rights
- Fighting corporate power and a more just economy
- Women's rights
5

If you found me leafing through a copy of The Nation or browsing articles on The Nation's website, I'd most likely be reading an article by:
- Gary Younge, Patricia Williams
- Jeremy Scahill, Alexander Cockburn
- William Greider, Robert Dreyfuss
- Katrina vanden Heuvel, Laura Flanders
- Naomi Klein, John Nichols
- Katha Pollitt, Arthur Danto
6

Of the options below, my thoughts on the current state of our nation are most accurately described by this statement:
- November 4th was a remarkable day...but even with our first person of color as Commander in Chief there's so much more to be done to achieve full equality for all.
- I'm skeptical - there's a new party in power, but the same entrenched powers at play. I don't buy the hype.
- I fear a reinvigorated arms race and I'm pleased that President Obama has indicated he'll initiate diplomatic talks with Iran.
- I'm relieved to see the Global Gag Rule has been lifted, and that women around the world will be empowered to make their own decisions about their health.
- I say it's time for a real revolution -- the ends justify the means.
- I'm encouraged that the President has signed a bill into law that mandates that women are paid what their male counterparts are paid. But the playing field still isn't completely level.
7

The book you'd be most likely to find in my library is:
- Gandhi's "An Autobiography"
- Che Guevara's "Guerrilla Warfare"
- Jimmy Carter's "Palestine: Peace Not Apartheid"
- Samantha Powers' "A Problem from Hell: America and the Age of Genocide"
- Fyodor Dostoyevsky's "Crime and Punishment"
- The Norton Anthology of Poetry

Post This Quiz

Rating

0 votes

Take this first to vote!

Remove from Favorites Add to Favorites

What's Your Nation-ality?

I want to be remembered for:

My favorite entry in the "Dictionary of Republicanisms" is:

If I had to sum up my philosophy in life, this comes the closest:

If I had to narrow it down to two issues I feel most passionate about, they would be:

If you found me leafing through a copy of The Nation or browsing articles on The Nation's website, I'd most likely be reading an article by:

Of the options below, my thoughts on the current state of our nation are most accurately described by this statement:

The book you'd be most likely to find in my library is:

Post This Quiz

Rating

Tags

Popular Topics

Quizzes for My Page

Featured Quizzes