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Political culture

state and local goverment

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bathroom bill regulate bathroom use of transgender individuals
in what ways does the bathroom bill highlight contradictory themes in texas political culture individualistic, and traditionalistic political culture
agnets of socialization -family -friends -religion -school
individualistic political culture belief that the government should limit its role in providing order in society -places low value on citizen participation in politics
moralistic political culture belief that government should be active in promoting the public good and citizens should participate in politics -gov=positive instrument in society
traditionalistic belief that government should be dominated by political elites and guided by tradition -citizen participation is limited -go should be confined to elites
texas is traditionalistic and individualistic -skepticism toward federal government
three ideological currents in texas -social conservatism -classicial liberalism -populism
classical liberalism high value on individual freedom -no government involvement in social issues
social conservatism -supports gov involvement in reinforcing traditional social relations -doesn't like social change -respect conventional authority figures
populism any movement having a popular backing and seen as acting in the interests -used to benefit the all members of society
what happens when political culture contradicts competing pressures
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