Quizzes you can take in two minutes. Booths your community can run this weekend. Lesson plans your school can use on Monday. Here's everything ASG offers — and how to start.
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Start here. Each tool takes minutes, gives you something concrete, and connects to the next.
Ten questions. Two minutes. A result that lands most people somewhere they didn't expect.
The flagship program — taken more than thirty million times. Built on the Nolan Chart's insight that economic freedom and personal freedom are independent axes, not a single left–right line.
The cognitive style that sits underneath your political views.
A complementary assessment that explores how you think — and how that style interacts with what you believe.
Focused surveys on the issues you actually care about.
Immigration, healthcare, free speech, natural-disaster response, government efficiency, and more — each survey is its own short questionnaire with comparison to other respondents.
Where do Libertarians and Progressives actually agree?
A side-by-side tool that maps each of the five political types against the others, issue by issue — without forcing every disagreement into a left-vs-right frame.
After the lightbulb moment — somewhere to go next.
The post-quiz follow-on. Scenario-based modules explore why you answered the way you did, where your thinking is consistent, and where it surprises you. Relaunched in 2025 under a new framework.
The in-person infrastructure that's been running since 1988. Built so any organizer can deploy it without a permission slip from headquarters.
A booth-in-a-kit. Almost forty years in the field — and still the easiest way to start a real conversation.
Born at the 1988 Democratic National Convention in Atlanta. Today, more than a thousand kits are in the field on college campuses and at events.
What's in a kit
Built for political-science, civics, and government teachers. Plug-and-play with your existing curriculum.
Lesson plans, discussion guides, and outcome tracking — keyed to common civics standards.
The educator toolkit for bringing the World's Smallest Political Quiz into 9–12 and intro-college classrooms. Free for teachers; data on aggregate outcomes shared back to help refine the program.
What you get
Training, content, and funding for the people who carry the conversation further.
How to talk about liberty without picking a fight.
Workshops and self-paced resources on persuasion, one-on-one conversations, and cross-coalition dialogue.
The library of articles, videos, and newsletters.
Original writing from movement thinkers in plain language — built to share, reprint, and assign.
A $41,000 content-creation competition for the post-quiz ecosystem.
Funds creators making liberty-focused work — explainers, video, podcasts, classroom material — that fits into the find-and-route pipeline.
A growing library of guides, kits, and templates — kept up to date so you don't have to wait for permission to start.
PDF · 12 pages · for activists
OPH Field GuideSample
How to set up the booth, work the room, log results, and follow up afterwards.
PDF · 28 pages · for educators
Quiz in the Classroom — Lesson Plan PackSample
Six lesson plans, discussion prompts, and printable Quiz handouts for grades 9–12.
PDF · 16 pages · for activists & partners
One-on-One Conversation GuideSample
Scripts, common objections, and de-escalation moves for kitchen-table political conversations.
PDF · 8 pages · for partners
Liberty Bounty 2025 Submission GuideSample
Rules, judging criteria, prize tiers, and submission deadlines for the content-creation competition.
Want to work together?
Schools, civic organizations, allied liberty groups, content creators — if you're moving in the same direction, we'd rather build something together than maintain parallel tracks.
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