Political Science Flashcards

1
Q

What are the five core beliefs of Americans?

A

Liberty
Equality
Individualism
Democracy
Civic Responsibility

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2
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What are reinforcing cleavages?

A

Consistencies across demographics that create more homogeneous groups and confirm the relationship between demographics and political views.

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3
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What are cross cutting cleavages?

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Divisions within demographics that produce different groups and prove that a persons demographics doesn’t have anything to do with political views.

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What were the terms radical, liberal, conservative and other meant to describe generally? What time period were they used to describe these people?

A

How much change people want.
1700s

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5
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How much change do radicals want?

A

A lot (extreme)

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6
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How much change do liberals want?

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A little (compared to radicals)

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7
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How much change do conservatives want?

A

None

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8
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How much change do reactionary’s want?

A

No change but want to go back to old times.

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What’s are the modern categories, liberals, conservatives, libertarians, and socialists can be put into in terms of government involvement in economy and social laws?

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Liberals: involved in economy, not involved in social laws
Conservatives: not involved in economy, but involved in social laws
Libertarians: not involved in economy nor social laws
Socialists: involved in both economy and social laws

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