WorksheetsChanges In Ideology
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 10mins
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
