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AP GOV Unit 1

Aligns with the course plan in Schoology

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What is Political Culture? Commonly shared attitudes, beliefs, and core values about how governments should operate
Liberty and Equality (Political Culture) -Most important characteristics of the American Republican form of government. -Personal liberty changed from freedom from -> freedom to. -Concept expanded by the 14th Amendment & civil rights/liberties laws. -Political Equality: all citizens are the s
Role of the People (Political Culture) -Popular Consent _Popular Sovereignty -Citizen Participation -Majority Rule
Popular Consent Government draws its power from the consent of the people (social contract)
Popular Sovereignty Ultimate authority rests with the people (legitimacy)
Citizen Participation The US form of government depends upon the participation of the people.
Majority Rule Only policies supported by over 50% of votes cast +1; however, minority
Individualism (Political Culture) -Does not rely on a group approach to government -Less reliance on government -Free enterprise
Religious Faith & Freedom (Political Culture) -Ideal of religious tolerance -Religious tradition & high religious participation -Many are Judeo-Chrisitan
The American Dream An American ideal of a happy and successful life, which often includes wealth, a house, a better life for one's children. A 2011 poll revealed that 60% of Americans believe they are working towards the American dream, despite weak economic conditions.
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