Political Alignment Test
To approximate where various examples are placed on the political cube, we've prepared example results below by applying the idealistic test to each. These comparisons should provide a reference for understanding your own results and the political orientations of the various other groups themselves.
To place countries on our political cube, we simply take the test, answering the prompts to reflect an approximation of each country's political responses based on their current laws, customs, and other tendencies as determined by online research.
Placing political ideologies on our political cube is a bit more involved. We take the idealistic test twice, answering the prompts to reflect an approximation of each ideology's most extreme political responses allowable based on the ideological core principles. These pairs of opposing extreme results then form the boundaries within which each ideology is found. It should be pointed out that just because a political ideology occupies a certain region of the cube, does not mean that something placed in that region necessarily prescribes to that ideology.