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Across 2. HOW WOMEN VOTE VERSUS HOW MEN VOTE 5. BORN BETWEEN 1983-1994 6. TRENDS AND BEHAVIORS EXHIBITED BY VOTERS DURING AN ELECTION AND OVER TIME BASED UPON DEMOGRAPHICS 8. HOW DIFFERENCES IN INCOME EFFECT VOTING PATTERNS 10. IDEOLOGY FAVORING LESS CONTROL OF SOCIAL BEHAVIOR, GREATER REGULATIONS ON BUSINESSES AND OF THE ECONOMY 11. CORE AMERICAN BELIEF THAT ALL PEOPLE DESERVE THE SAME CHANCE TO SUCCEED 13. CORE AMERICAN BELIEFS THAT INDIVIDUALS SHOULD BE RESPONSIBLE FOR THEMSELVES AND FOR DECISIONS THEY MAKE 15. EXPERIENCES AND FACTORS THAT SHAPE AN INDIVIDUAL’S POLITICAL VALUES, ATTITUDES, AND BEHAVIORS 16. RECEIVING VOTES FOR BEING THE SAME PARTY AS A POPULAR PRESIDENT 20. AN INDIVIDUAL’S COHERENT SET OF BELIEFS ABOUT GOVERNMENT AND POLITICS 23. CORE AMERICAN PRINCIPLE THAT NO ONE, INCLUDING PUBLIC OFFICIALS, ARE ABOVE THE LAW 25. IMPACT OF A PERSON’S AGE AND STAGE IN LIFE ON HIS OR HER POLITICAL VIEWS 26. IMPACT OF HISTORICAL EVENTS EXPERIENCED BY A GENERATION UPON THEIR POLITICAL VIEWS 27. THE ADOPTION OF CORE AMERICAN VALUES, BELIEFS, AND CULTURE BY IMMIGRANTS 28. FEAR OR DISLIKE OF ANYTHING THAT IS PERCEIVED AS FOREIGN OR STRANGE 29. INCREASING INTERCONNECTEDNESS OF PEOPLE, BUSINESSES, AND COUNTRIES THROUGHOUT THE WORLD 30. OLDEST VOTING GENERATION, OVER 65 YEARS OLD

Down 1. GENERAL ACCEPTANCE OF PEOPLE FROM DIVERSE CULTURES AND BELIEF SYSTEMS 3. BORN BETWEEN 1962-1982 4. IDEOLOGY FAVORING MORE CONTROL OF SOCIAL BEHAVIOR, FEWER REGULATIONS ON BUSINESSES, AND LESS GOVERNMENT INTERFERENCE IN THE ECONOMY 7. HOW DIFFERENT RACIAL OR ETHNIC GROUPS VOTE VERSUS HOW OTHER RACIAL AND ETHNIC GROUPS VOTE 9. BORN 1946-1964, ECONOMIC PROSPERITY AFTER WWII AND TURBULENT 60S 12. DIVERGENCE OF POLITICAL ATTITUDES AWAY FROM THE CENTER, TOWARDS IDEOLOGICAL EXTREMES RESULTING IN A DIVISION OF A COUNTRY’S ENTIRE POPULATION INTO TWO DIAMETRICALLY OPPOSED POLITICAL CAMPS 14. DIFFERENCES IN POLITICAL IDEOLOGY, VOTING PATTERNS, AND POLITICAL PARTICIPATION BASED UPON AGE 17. VOTED FOR FDR, HIS NEW DEAL PROGRAMS, AND THE DEMOCRATS BUT AS THEY AGED AND BECAME BOOMERS INSTEAD STARTED VOTING REPUBLICAN 18. CORE AMERICAN BELIEF IN AN ECONOMIC SYSTEM IN WHICH GOVERNMENT INTRUDES AS LITTLE AS POSSIBLE IN THE ECONOMICS TRANSACTIONS AMONG CITIZENS AND BUSINESSES 19. 2007-2012, GROWING UP IN A RECESSION THE YOUNGER GENERATION IS MORE AWARE OF ECONOMIC INEQUALITY AND IS MORE ACCEPTING OF GOVERNMENT INTERVENTION IN A FAILING ECONOMY AND IN THE REDISTRIBUTION OF WEALTH 21. 1929-1933, FAVORABLE ATTITUDE TOWARD GOVERNMENT INVOLVEMENT, NEW DEAL IMPLEMENTED, GOVERNMENT GREW, PROVIDES SOCIAL SAFETY NET, SOCIAL SECURITY BEGINS 22. HOW YOUNGER GENERATIONS VOTE VERSUS HOW OLDER GENERATIONS VOTE 24. WHEN A COMPANY MOVES ITS BUSINESS TO A PLACE WHERE LABOR COSTS ARE CHEAPER OR PRODUCTION IS MORE EFFICIENT BECAUSE WORKERS WORK LONGER HOURS