List the two most common political ideologies in the United States.

List the two most common political ideologies in the United States. Using the definitions of these two ideologies stated in the textbook, contrast at least one or more difference in the two ideologies.
NOTE: When asked to list/name, you should attach a number to each item you list or name (see example response below). Your response should be a minimum of 50 words and include the citation of your source, using MLA style (including in-text citation). No part of the citation will be included in the word count.
Example of MLA In-Text and Work Cited Citation
LPA#1
Informed and active membership in a political community is the definition of citizenship cited in the text book. The text list 1) voting, 2) serving on a jury, 3) lobbying, 4) writing a letter to the local newspaper, and 5) engaging in a public rally or protest as ways by which
citizens can influence their government. Voting is characterized in the text as the building block of citizenship, as it is the one activity by which everyone can participate (Ginsberg et al. 8).
Work Cited
Ginsberg, Benjamin, et al. We the People: An Introduction to American Politics. W. W. Norton & Company, 2021.

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