Class spent the week analyzing documents and policies related to taxes and wealth distribution.
Students will have an analytical poster assignment due on Monday, May 11th. To complete that assignment students began work on the following on Thursday / Friday:
Liberals Conservatives
Students will have an analytical poster assignment due on Monday, May 11th. To complete that assignment students began work on the following on Thursday / Friday:
Comparison of Liberal and
Conservative Views on Tax Policy and Income and Wealth Distribution
Name __________________________________________ Date _____________________
Period ________
You are
to create a set of Venn Diagrams that show how liberals and conservatives view
economic issues similarly and differently. You have three sets of documents,
the first set “”Tax Policy in The United States” consists of graphs (factual
data); the second set are nine graphs and policy analysis by Datatools.org
(liberal analysis of factual data; and the third set is from Sen. Marco Rubio
and the Republican Party (conservative POV). Because their Points of View are
often very different you may have to recognize discussion of similar concepts
under different titles (for example “Corporate Taxes” & “American
Competiveness” address similar parts of our economic system from different
points of view; another example is “Balance the Budget” and “Federal Policies
to Promote Asset Building”).
Begin
with a diagram that shows basic assumptions and values of liberals and
conservatives.
Next you
will need to look at both the titles and
the subject matter of the graphs as
well as the names of ideas and the actual policies being proposed in the
conservative documents.
Use the
space below to identify topics that both sets of documents address (including
those listed above). Then work in your groups to make Venn Diagrams that shows
similarities and differences in liberal and conservative opinions about the
issue. The Tax Policy graphs may be useful in this analysis. Each diagram
should have a title; different people may give different titles to the diagram
based on their own understanding and beliefs about the issue.
On
the back, make a list of titles and topics addressed and sources of info to
consult you will need to turn in at least three diagrams. You will need at
least four (4) for an “A”
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