1.In your idealized view of a self governed Cascadia, where on the Economic Axis do you wish to see it at?

Mostly on Collectivism: Socialized measures, Regulations on the economy, collectivized decisions.

Lean Collectivism: Support for private and individual interests will be done from a Collective perspective.

Mixed Economy: A balanced mix of Collectivism and Individualism and all the pros and cons of both.

Lean Individualism: What regulations and socializations will be done from a individual/private perspective.

Mostly Individualism: Deregulated Economy, shifting power to private entities , supporting individual interests instead of collective ones.

2.In your idealized view of a self governed Cascadia, where on the Geopolitical Axis do you wish to see it at?

Mostly on Homeland: Focus on the local regionalism and exceptionalism.

Lean Homeland: Global Unity decisions would be a byproduct of local regionalism and exceptionalism.

Mixed Geopolitics: Exceptionalism and Global Unity go hand in hand.

Lean Globalism: Focuses on Local Regionalism and Exceptionalism are done to better unify with the world.

Mostly Globalism: Focus on integrating the local region with the rest of the world.

3.In your idealized view of a self governed Cascadia, where on the Governance Axis do you wish to see it at?

Mostly Liberty: Promotes freedom of expression with few limitations Public Safety.

Lean Liberty: Public Safety is considered as long as it does not infringe upon Freedom of Expression.

Mixed Governance: Balances public safety and freedom of expression.

Lean Authority: Freedom of Expression is considered as long as it does not reduce Public Safety.

Mostly Authority: Promotes public safely over Freedom of Expression.

4.In your idealized view of a self governed Cascadia, where on the Society Axis do you wish to see it at?

Mostly Tradition: Respecting and following how things have always been done.

Lean Tradition: Doing this the old way, but willing to adopt changes.

Mixed Society: A balance of looking forward(Progress) and looking back(tradition).

Lean Progress: Always look to move forward, but willing to do things the old fashioned way.

Mostly Progress: Always searching for new ideas, questioning tradition. Always move forward.