-believe government should work against poverty and social injustice, even if that means a larger role for government-the party emphasizes civil liberties, social freedoms, and a mixed economy where government moderates the excesses of free enterprise-believe in free markets and the economy, but use government to regulate the excesses of the market and to provide a safety net-emphasize an informed personal choice in matters of social morality and sexuality, including abortion and sexual identity-was founded in the 1820s to prevent the nation from falling apart-party is strongest in the Northeast, the West Coast, and in most large cities-important factions or groups within the party include farmers, labor unions, African Americans, and religious minorities-the conservative wing of this party has shrunk in recent decades

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