ch 4 (pw) Flashcards

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civic culture

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a democratic political culture that relies on citizens knowing about policies and government, feeling positive about how democracy operates, and participating in politics

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civil religion

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a religious-like faith with sacred texts being the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution; key American-biblical prophets being the Founding Fathers, George Washington, and Abraham Lincoln; religious symbols being monuments and the American flag; hole days of July 4 and Memorial Day; an exodus from British rule to our holy land; and a view of war as a necessity mechanism–a freedom fight

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communitarian values

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connection of political beliefs to what is best for society

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consolidated democracies

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democracies that are longer-lived, have survived transitions of power, and have well-developed institutions

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equality of opportunity

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each individual should have an equal chance for achievement or to determine her own destiny and any difference in outcomes or achievements is a result of individual ability

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equality of outcome

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equality of result in which decisions are made in ways that produce equal outcomes–particularly economic outcomes

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external efficacy

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how much the political system is open to influence

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ideology

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a shared set of beliefs about the proper order of society and how it can be achieved

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individualism

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focus on the individual effort leading to reward, self-reliance, and independence

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internal efficacy

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one’s confidence in having sufficient knowledge and abilities to influence the political system

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noblesse oblige

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a sense of responsibility that comes with wealth and privilege

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participatory political culture

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requires that people can largely self-govern themselves outside of governmental decision making and in their own interest

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political culture

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the shared political norms, values, and beliefs of a citizenry about politics

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political efficacy

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when citizens believe that they can participate and their voices will be heard when they do participate

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political interest

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reveals public awareness and engagement with the political system

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social capital

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that which society holds when its citizens join civic groups, social groups, clubs, churches, or even bowling leagues, which in turn exposes them to broader groups of society than their typical sociodemographic niches