U.S. Gov Unit 4 PT Flashcards

1
Q

A common basis for liberalism and conservatism is found in __________ social contract theory, which teaches that government is necessary to limit selfish human nature.

A

John Locke’s

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2
Q

Political affiliation during the third party system around the time of the Civil War was based on __________.

A

geographical or regional beliefs

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3
Q

Contributions to a __________ allow groups to actively support candidates but are limited to $5,000.

A

political action committee

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4
Q

What is most likely to influence the political socialization of an individual?

A

family

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5
Q

The woman’s suffrage movement included examples of __________.

A

civil disobedience

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6
Q

Who found American peculiar because common people and the elite could compete in politics and capitalism on equal footing?

A

Alexis de Tocqueville

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7
Q

__________ believe that liberty is best protected when government does not involve itself in matters concerning moral or personal values.

A

Liberals

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8
Q

The United Steelworkers is an example of a __________.

A

special interest group

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9
Q

__________ believe that economic and social problems can be more easily solved within free-enterprise markets and individual enterprise.

A

Conservatives

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10
Q

The accuracy of a poll is limited by its __________.

A

sampling error

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11
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The National Association for the Self-Employed is a __________ interest group.

A

economic

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12
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A small group of people who are well-informed about politics is a __________.

A

issue public

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13
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obey laws, pay taxes, serve in military or court if requested

A

civic duty

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14
Q

rooted in natural law; takes ownership of community, family, and self

A

personal responsibility

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15
Q

exercise right to vote and stay informed about public issues

A

civic responsibility

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16
Q

created when the Decmocratic-Republican Party split in the late 1820s

A

second party system

17
Q

a state under the control of a single faction or political organization that has no limits to its authority

A

totalitarianism

18
Q

advocate greater government oversight concerning social issues such as healthcare, education, childcare, and the environment

A

liberals

19
Q

experienced a dealignment of voters rather than a realignment

A

fifth party system

20
Q

replaces private ownership by placing all factors of production under central control in a classless society

A

communism

21
Q

typically work to bring attention to issues ignored by the major parties

A

third parties

22
Q

advocate expansion of opportunity and ordered liberty rather than government actions ensuring equality

A

conservatives

23
Q

In a __________ effort, members of different parties work together on a specific issue.

A

bipartisan

24
Q

Rallying members and nonmembers alike to protest, a __________ campaign seeks to pressure policymakers.

A

grassroots

25
Q

Voters may request a __________ ballot if they are unable to make it to a polling station.

A

absentee

26
Q

Special __________ groups represent a membership with a common interest, but cannot nominate candidates.

A

interest

27
Q

A civic __________ is something that a citizen should do, but is not required to do.

A

responsibility

28
Q

Expressing public __________ provides a way for citizens to participate in government and influences policymakers.

A

opinion

29
Q

A __________ is a party’s statement of its value, beliefs, and goals.

A

platform

30
Q

The __________ Party won most presidential elections between 1860 and 1932.

A

Republican

31
Q

A citizen must preform a civic __________ or face possible consequences.

A

duty

32
Q

Political __________ represents how much one believes that one can make a difference politically.

A

efficacy

33
Q

The beliefs that guide a group or individual are a __________.

A

ideology

34
Q

President Franklin D. Roosevelt’s leadership during the Great Depression helped entrench the dominance of the __________ Party for a half-century.

A

Democratic