AP Comparative Government and Politics, Civil Society's

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How does the type of regime affect civil society organizations?

The strength and variety of civil society organizations vary based on the type of regime they operate within, with democratic regimes typically allowing for greater freedom and diversity in civic engagement.

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What is civil society?

Civil society consists of independent organizations, such as non-profits and advocacy groups, that engage citizens and represent a range of interests, fostering democratic participation.

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Why is Freedom of assembly the most fundamental civil liberty to protect the existence and strength of civil society groups within a country?

Freedom of assembly is essential as it allows individuals to gather for collective action, express their views, and organize for common causes, thereby strengthening civil society groups and promoting democratic engagement.

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What is political culture?

Political culture encompasses the set of shared beliefs, values, and traditions that shape how a society understands politics and exercises power. It influences expectations regarding social order and individual liberty, guiding interactions between citizens and the government. Political culture can vary significantly between countries and is shaped by historical experiences, social norms, and institutional frameworks

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What is political socialization

Political socialization is the process through which individuals acquire their political beliefs, values, and behaviors, often influenced by family, education, media, and social environments.

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What is a political ideology

A political ideology is a set of beliefs and values that guide political behavior and influence governance, shaping how individuals and groups view politics, society, and the role of the state.

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Authoritarian regimes often rely on __ to reinforce the authority of the state.

rule by law

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Social cleavages significantly influence the political socialization in Nigeria, particularly with divides between…

Igbos, Hausa-Fulani, and Yoruba

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Political beliefs associated with __ regimes tend to rely on rule by law, ensuring rights and protections for citizens.

democratic

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Mexican President López Obrador's administration brought corruption charges against the former head of __ in 2019.

PEMEX

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Social and political cleavages are internal divisions that structure societies and may be based on…

class, ethnicity, religion, or territory.

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Brute repression refers to the use of __ force by the government to suppress dissent.

coercive

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What types of governments tend to restrict civil society?

Countries such as China, Iran, and Russia often impose limitations on civil society organizations, particularly those that criticize the government, which restricts freedom of expression and diminishes