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widely shared political beliefs and values held by citizens of society for example individual liberty political culture
The belief that one has a responsibility to be involved in political affairs, such as voting civic duty
a belief that one’s voice can affect government policies political efficacy
The idea that each person have significant worth in writes that exist independently from the government individualism
The principle that each person is guaranteed to the same chance to succeed equality of opportunity
The government is restrained in there, lol full use of power, and mae only exercise those powers assigned to it in the constitution Limited government
and economic system that is based upon private ownership, individual initiative profit and competition free enterprise
process by which political views and values are Paskenta, younger generations political socialization
citizens attitudes about society in political issues, leaders and events public opinion
A survey of public opinion Poll
method of selecting individuals from the population, in which each person has equal probability of being selected Random sample
The margin of an inaccuracy that results from Polling, a random sample as opposed to the entire population sampling error
polls based on interviews, conducted on election day with randomly selected voters exit polls
A set of beliefs about the role of government and public policy political ideology
ideology view that favors great government involvement regarding the economy, social ware, fare any quality in progressive you regarding social values liberal
Ideological view that favor is limited government involvement in all areas from economic regulations to social values libertarian
The belief that the government must manage the economy by spending more money, when a recession and cutting spending when there is inflation Keynesian economics
The belief that lowest taxes and fewer regulations will stimulate the economy supply side economics
Managing the economy by the use of tax and spending laws fiscal policy
managing the economy by adjusting the supply of money and interest rates responsibility of the federal reserve monetary policy
this regulatory commission is the central banking system of the United States Federal reserve
Spending that has been reading into law that the government must pay out each year mandatory spending
spinning not required to pay for interest on the national debt or entitlement programs can be adjusted from year to year discretionary spending
The annual shortfall between what the government has been in one years time in what they have collected in Taxes budget deficit
The total amount the US government owes from the foundation of the country to the present National debt
an excess in revenue, after all expenses have been paid in a fiscal year surplus
programs individuals are eligible for when they meet certain preestablished eligibility requirements entitlements
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