Political Culture and Socialization

What are two major political ideologies in the United States:

• republican and democrats

• liberalism and conservatism

• independent and liberalism

• conservatism and independent

Political ideology:

• Each person has a set of personal political values that shape their political ideology.

• the set of ideas, beliefs, and values that individuals have about how government should work and the kinds of policies that government should implement.

• These values are developed based on the environments in which they have grown up and lived.

• all of the above

Liberalism, typically associated with the , (a)   points to the importance of government regulation of the economy to protect the rights of individuals and to control some of the drawbacks of free-market capitalism.

What is a liberal ?

What is a conservative?

What is a moderate in a sense of political ideaology?

What are the 2 major categories that economic policies are divided into

• Fiscal Policy and Monetary Policy

• Conservative Policy and Liberal Policy

• Finance Policy and Investment Policy

• Bank Policy and Credit Union Policy

Public Opinion, measured by surveys, reveals the political beliefs of a subset of the population about a certain issue. What validates a poll so that we have more reliable results.

• random sampling

• Random digit dialing

• quota samples,

• all of the above

American Political Culture refere to

• how Americans feel about the laws being passed in congress

• which party you affiliate with.

• the broader ideas that guide thinking about the role of government in the United States.

• lobbying for a specific political party

Political socialization refers to

• the process by which people develop their political beliefs, values, attitudes, and ideology.

• the amount of people who live in your home who are eligible to vote

• the amount of time it takes to choose a political party

• socializing with members in congress to get a law passed