Author Question: How do libertarians differ from conservatives? a. Libertarians generally favor smaller government ... (Read 70 times)

TFauchery · **on:** Jul 10, 2018

How do libertarians differ from conservatives?

a. Libertarians generally favor smaller government that interferes minimally in the economy, whereas conservatives generally support an active government role in the economy.
b. Libertarians actively promote social morality, whereas conservatives do not.
c. Libertarians generally support an active government role in the economy, whereas conservatives generally favor a smaller government that interferes minimally in the economy.
d. Libertarians generally favor a smaller government that interferes minimally in the economy and in matters of social morality, whereas conservatives generally favor a smaller government that interferes minimally in the economic sphere but actively promotes social morality.
e. Libertarians generally support an active government role in the economy and in matters of social morality, whereas conservatives generally favor a smaller government that interferes minimally in the economic sphere but actively promotes social morality.

Question 2

National party conventions occur how frequently, and what purpose do they serve?

a. every two years; to choose the party platform
b. every two years; to select the party's presidential and vice presidential nominees
c. every four years; to select the party's presidential and vice presidential nominees
d. prior to every state and national election; to choose the party platform
e. after every state and national election; to decide party policy