Political Ideology: Crash Course Government and Politics #35

The video explores political socialization, defining political ideologies in America, such as liberal and conservative views. It discusses the beliefs of conservatives, emphasizing small government and free markets, and liberals, who support government intervention for equality. The video also identifies agents of political socialization, including family, social groups, education, and political conditions, which shape individual political ideologies.

What is the term used by political scientists to describe the process of forming personal political views?

• Political integration

• Political assimilation

• Political socialization

• Political indoctrination

Which ideology believes that a large government threatens individual liberty?

• Liberalism

• Anarchism

• Conservatism

• Socialism

What do American conservatives generally believe about the free market?

• It should be heavily regulated

• It provides the greatest economic opportunity

• It is unfair to the majority

• It should be abolished

What is a key belief of American liberals regarding government intervention?

• It should be minimized

• It can solve bigger problems

• It should only focus on defense

• It is unnecessary

Which group is more likely to support higher taxes on the wealthy?

• Conservatives

• Libertarians

• Anarchists

• Liberals

Which factor is considered the most important in shaping an individual's political views?

• Family

• Education

• Social media

• Economic status

How do political conditions influence political ideologies?

• They shape views based on historical events

• They only affect older generations

• They are irrelevant in modern politics

• They have no impact