The term "Religious Right" refers to a conservative political movement in the United States that is characterized by its strong belief in traditional values and its support for socially and fiscally conservative policies. This group consists mainly of Evangelical Christians, but also includes members from other religions such as Catholics and Mormons. The Religious Right believes that their religious beliefs should be integrated into public policy and they advocate for issues such as opposition to abortion, support for school prayer, and traditional family values. They often align themselves with the Republican Party and have played a significant role in shaping conservative politics in America.