112axes — Political Spectrum Test
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Historical regime

This is a historical regime that no longer exists.

Peronist Argentina

1946–1955

Under Perón, Argentina experienced a populist, nationalist regime that united strong working-class support, corporatism, industrialization, and the expansion of social rights, leaving a lasting mark on the country's politics.

Profile across the 12 axes

These are model estimates of this political system, not the average views of its residents. Each value is a percentage toward the named pole, not an accuracy rating.

Structure

Federal 19%Unitary 81%
What this axis means

Measures whether you prefer power distributed among states, cities, and local communities or a unitary national state with more uniform laws and command.

Representation

Democracy 40%Autocracy 60%
What this axis means

Compares trust in elections, opposition, and democratic institutions with a preference for strong leadership, technocracy, monarchy, or authoritarian regimes.

Power

Security 80%Liberty 20%
What this axis means

Evaluates the balance between order, surveillance, punishment, and state control versus privacy, individual freedom, and civil autonomy.

Immigration

Assimilation 65%Multiculturalism 35%
What this axis means

Looks at whether you value cultural assimilation, language, and national identity or multiculturalism, open migration, and plurality of customs.

Diplomacy

Militarist 58%Pacifist 42%
What this axis means

Analyzes your position on armed forces, weapons, deterrence, and military intervention in contrast with negotiation, pacifism, and international organizations.

Intervention

Non-interventionist 45%Nationalist 55%
What this axis means

Measures the leaning between external non-interventionism and more assertive national sovereignty, geopolitical nationalism, and active defense of national interests.

Economy

Public 85%Private 15%
What this axis means

Compares a preference for public ownership, state companies, and collective services with private property, privatization, and business leadership.

Control

Planning 94%Free market 6%
What this axis means

Evaluates state planning, regulation, and active economic policy against free markets, low interference, monetary autonomy, and competition.

Trade

Protectionism 78%Globalism 22%
What this axis means

Measures protectionism, productive sovereignty, and defense of national industry against globalism, free trade, and international economic integration.

Religion

Irreligious 33%Religious 67%
What this axis means

Compares secularism, separation of religion and state, and criticism of religious privileges with the public influence of faith and religious values.

Morality

Progressive 30%Traditionalist 70%
What this axis means

Evaluates cultural progressivism, civil rights, and social change in contrast with tradition, family, customs, and moral conservatism.

Technology

Technology 63%Biology 37%
What this axis means

Measures enthusiasm for technology, AI, genetic engineering, and technical development against biological, environmental, and preservationist caution.

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Similar political profiles

Calculated with the same equal-weight, 12-axis Manhattan distance as our test. These reference scores may differ from the source site and are not a scientific assessment or relocation advice.