Political Science
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- In classical political theory, a liberal was closest to what we would today refer to as a
- During the 2000 South Carolina Republican primary, George W. Bush supporters telephoned conservative White voters to ask if they would be more or less likely to vote for John McCain if they knew he had fathered an illegitimate Black child. This was an example of a
- Political socialization- The process by which people acquire political beliefs and values.- People acquire these beliefs through relationships with family, friends and co workers, web. Most important source is the family and the schools.
- government assurance that the rules will work smoothly and treat everyone fairly, with no promise of particular outcomes
- those who favor greater control of the economy and the social order to bring about greater equality and to regulate the effects of progress
- the broad pattern of ideas, beliefs, and values that a population holds about its citizens and government
- those who endorse limited government control of the economy but considerable government intervention to realize a traditional social order; based on religious values and hierarchy rather than equality
- the central ideas, principles, or standards that most people agree are important
- a term used to describe beliefs or values about how things should be or what people ought to do rather than what actually is
- protection or sanctuary, especially from political persecution
- those who favor an expanded government role in the economy but a limited role in the social order
- the idea that language shapes behavior and therefore should be regulated to control its social effects
- 1.Elections2.Lobbying government officials3. Letters and e-mails messages to officials4. Opinions
- individuals who flee an area or a country because of persecution on the basis of race, nationality, religion, group membership, or political opinion
- people who generally favor government action and view change as progress
- those who favor a minimal government role in any sphere
- citizens or subjects of one country who move to another country to live or work
- -*Framing can influence media -----*Media can set the agenda-Media has an impact on people-Media strengthens the beliefs of those who are conservative or librals.--Media can shape ones belief or influence people to vote a certain way-Media can shape the perception of the public-Media influence is equal to the family influence
- the belief that the needs of citizens ought to be met before those of immigrants
- The practice of rewarding faithful party workers and followers with the government unemployment and contracts is called: