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AP Gov Unit 2 V+N

Bruuhhhh im fighting for my life in this class

TermDefinition
Political Culture: Patterned set of ways of thinking about how politics, economics, and government ought to be carried out.
Why is America so Successful? No aristocracy Westward Expansion Country of small farmers Moral and intellectual characteristics
What is the American View of the Political system Liberty Equality Democracy Civic Duty Individual Responsibility Biggest evidence of common culture: Americanism/Un-American
Almond and Verba Conducted a famous cross-national study of political participation
Americanism A persistant word in our vocabulary that indicates Americans are bound by common values and hopes
civic competence The belief that one can affect government policies
class consciousness The awareness of belonging to a particular socioeconomic group whose interests are different from those of others
Congregational A kind of church in which memebers control activities, whether erecting a building, hiring a preacher, or managing its finances
Erik Erikson Psychologist who noted distinct traits of American and European families
equal opportunity The condition in which people, although not guaranteed equal rewards, expect to have comparable chances to compete for those rewards
Individualism A citizen's capacity to understand and influence political events
external efficacy The belief that the system will respond to what citizens do
internal efficacy The confidence in one's own ability to understand and take part in political affairs
liberty The condition of being relatively free of governmental restraints
 

 



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