Are you an Anarchist or a Renegade? Quiz

There should be very little authority.

Authority is often corrupt and should be challenged.

Authority is necessary but should be kept in check.

Authority provides stability and guidance.

I confront it head-on and don’t back down.

I question the root cause of the conflict.

I try to mediate and find a compromise.

I follow the established procedures for resolution.

I feel societal norms are not right always.

I challenge norms that I find oppressive.

I question norms but generally follow them.

I adhere to societal norms for harmony.

Absolute freedom is the ultimate goal.

Freedom is important but so is social responsibility.

Freedom should be balanced with societal needs.

Freedom should have certain limitations for safety.

I actively seek change.

I push for change when I see injustice.

I prefer gradual and measured change.

I prefer stability over change.

Power structures should have very little authority.

Power structures often lead to inequality.

Power structures are necessary but should be democratic.

Power structures provide necessary order.

I reject all forms of conformity.

I resist conformity that suppresses individuality.

I conform when it’s reasonable. 

Conformity ensures societal harmony.

Traditions are often oppressive and outdated.

Some traditions need to be challenged.

Traditions provide a sense of identity.

Traditions uphold societal values.

I make decisions independently.

I consider others but ultimately decide for myself.

I prefer collective decision making.

I follow the decisions of those in charge.

Societal roles are restrictive and unnecessary.

Many societal roles perpetuate inequality.

Societal roles can be limiting but are sometimes necessary.

Societal roles provide structure and clarity.