Historical regime · 1870–1900 · Laissez-faire federal republic

Gilded Age America

Scored on the same 60 statements as every test-taker. Its most pronounced positions are Free market, Protectionist and Traditional.

Most balancedPluralist / AssimilationistBelonging
STRUCTUREPOWERLIBERTYWORLDFORCEBELONGINGOWNERSHIPMARKETSTRADEFAITHVALUESFUTURE
Twelve axes
Structure
Federal
Unitary
85% · Strong
Power
Democracy
Autocracy
80% · Strong
Liberty
Freedom
Security
65% · Leaning
World
Global
National
85% · Strong
Force
Pacifist
Militarist
80% · Strong
Belonging
Pluralist
Assimilationist
55% · Balanced
Ownership
Collective
Private
95% · Very strong
Markets
Planned
Free market
100% · Very strong
Trade
Open
Protectionist
100% · Very strong
Faith
Secular
Religious
70% · Leaning
Values
Progressive
Traditional
100% · Very strong
Future
Techno
Bio-conservative
100% · Very strong
Closest profiles
72%

United States

Federal presidential republic
70%

Argentina

Federal presidential republic
69%

Nigeria

Federal presidential republic
Closest historical regimeAustria-Hungary65%
Most different countryCuba35%
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Method: each country answers the 60 statements of the test as its laws and mainstream consensus would, not the government of the day. Historical regimes answer for their own period, and statements that did not apply then are left out. Rankings compare the 80 modern countries only.