Changes In Ideology

By the time they reach high school, students continue to do and believe EVERYTHING their parents say and believe, including political ideologies.

• True

• False

Main Sources of Social Change: new ideologies are introduced into a society changing ideas of what is good or bad, right or wrong. This ideology can be spread through social movements

• Values and Beliefs

• Technology

• Population

• Diffusion

Main Sources of Social Change: the process of spreading culture traits from one society to another

• Values and Beliefs

• Technology

• Population

• Diffusion

Select all that apply: Political Socialization continues into adulthood through the influence of -

• where we work

• families

• A magic 8 ball

• where we choose to live and whom we associate with

What is ideologue?

• Extreme form of nationalism with elements of racism, socialism, and militarism.

• Ideology of psychological, political, and eco- nomic equality for women.

• Someone who believes passionately in an ideology.

• Belief system that society can be improved by

  following certain doctrines; usually ends in ism.

Peers influence a student's political ideology.

• True

• False

In the United States, this religious group tends to be cross-pressured, meaning that depending on the issue their religious beliefs support both liberal and conservative positions.

• Evangelicals

• Jews

• Catholics

• Muslims

What is neoconservatism?

• Ideology favoring government intervention to correct economic and social ills

• A people’s heightened sense of cultural, historical, and territorial identity, unity, and sometimes greatness.

• U.S. ideology of former liberals turning to conservative causes and methods.

• Using whatever works without theory or ideology.

What is conservatism?

• Ideology founded by Adam Smith to keep government out of economy; became U.S. conservatism.

• Marxist theory merged with Leninist organization into a totalitarian party.

• Ideology of keeping systems largely unchanged.

• Ideology to save an endangered nature through regulation and lifestyle changes.

Party realignment is when...

• a political party changes its ideology

• a political party changes its regional base

• a political party changes its demographic base

• when a chiropractor cracks someone's back at a party