Respond honestly
Choose from strongly disagree to strongly agree. Use neutral when a statement is unclear or genuinely depends on context.
Twelve dimensions. One readable profile.
12 Axes political test
Map how you think about power, society, technology, justice, the environment, and more. Answer 60 statements to see a twelve-axis profile—without forcing every belief onto one left–right line.
No sign-upRaw answers stay on your deviceAbout 8–12 minutes
12independent axes
60balanced statements
100%browser-side scoring
The framework
What the 12 axes measure
Each dimension isolates a different political trade-off. A high score is not a better score, and the two poles are not moral grades.
AXIS 01 · Economic
Collectivism vs Individualism
How should ownership, risk, and economic rewards be shared?
CollectivismIndividualism AXIS 02 · Civil / StateAuthoritarian vs Libertarian
How much power should the state hold over individual conduct?
AuthoritarianLibertarian AXIS 03 · DiplomaticGlobalism vs Nationalism
Should political obligations reach beyond national borders?
GlobalismNationalism AXIS 04 · SocietalProgressivism vs Traditionalism
How should society respond to changing norms and institutions?
ProgressivismTraditionalism AXIS 05 · TechnologicalTranshumanism vs Primitivism
Should technology transform human capabilities or be deliberately limited?
TranshumanismPrimitivism AXIS 06 · EnvironmentalEcologism vs Productivism
When growth and ecological limits conflict, which should take priority?
EcologismProductivism AXIS 07 · JusticeRehabilitative vs Punitive
Should justice prioritize reintegration or punishment?
RehabilitativePunitive AXIS 08 · HierarchyEgalitarianism vs Hierarchy
How much social hierarchy is legitimate or useful?
EgalitarianismHierarchy AXIS 09 · ReligiousSecularism vs Theocracy
What role should religious authority play in public law?
SecularismTheocracy AXIS 10 · MilitaryPacifism vs Militarism
How readily should political goals rely on military force?
PacifismMilitarism AXIS 11 · OperationalReformism vs Revolution
Should political change work through existing institutions or replace them?
ReformismRevolution AXIS 12 · InformationOpen-source vs Proprietary
Should knowledge and technical systems be open to inspect and reuse?
Open-sourceProprietaryHow it works
From one answer to a 12-point profile
The scoring is visible and intentionally simple. Neutral answers stay at the midpoint; agreement moves only the axes assigned to that statement.
Review every axis
Your weighted responses are normalized to a 0–100 score for each dimension, with both poles shown together.
Use the match as context
The nearest ideology profile gives you a reading route, not a diagnosis. Your twelve scores remain the useful part.
Ready when you are
See where your views pull in different directions.
The test takes roughly ten minutes, supports keys 1–5, and can resume from locally saved progress.
Common questions
Political test FAQ
It is an educational quiz that maps your responses across twelve separate political value dimensions. It shows a score for both poles of each axis and compares the full profile with a small set of reference ideologies.
The current test has 60 statements: five for each axis. Most people can finish in about 8 to 12 minutes, and keyboard keys 1 through 5 can be used for faster answering.
No. The result is a structured reflection tool, not a validated psychological assessment, voting recommendation, or definitive ideology label. Read individual axis scores as prompts for further thought.
Raw answers may be stored temporarily in your browser so you can resume and are cleared when you finish or restart. A completed result link contains twelve scores, so the host may receive that URL when it loads.
The match is the nearest reference vector in this site’s small comparison library. Ideologies are internally diverse, so the match is context for reading rather than a claim about your identity.