Christian Right

Definition

The Christian Right is a political and social movement that seeks to influence public policy and government actions based on conservative Christian values. It emerged prominently in the United States in the late 20th century, focusing on issues like opposition to abortion, advocating for traditional family values, and supporting religious freedom.

Related terms

Political Action Committee (PAC):

A group organized for the purpose of raising and spending money to elect and defeat candidates, representing business, labor, or ideological interests.

Social Conservatism:

An ideology focusing on preserving traditional beliefs, values, and practices including those related to family structure, sexuality, and morality.

Voter Mobilization: The process by which parties, interest groups, and campaigns seek to encourage people to vote for their candidates or support their cause by making them aware of how policy issues affect them personally